It would be nice to know how everyone travels around - do you plan your shots well in advance? Shoot only when you feel the urge? Ready at a moments notice?
I would like to be better prepared, I always seem to see things that make me go "Damn I wish I had my camera" when it is in the other car.
Here is the definitions of your voting options:
Studio Hermit - my gear never leaves the shop, I have so much it would take me an hour to decide which tripod to take much less camera or lens. Besides it might get wet or dirty.
The Ultimate Scout - I'm prepared for anything, there is so much gear in my car/truck the front wheels barely touch the ground. Only one of the kids or a small dog can ride along with me.
OK Corral Gunner - One Camera, one lens, always by my side. If I could I would strap it to my leg like a olde west six-shooter and practice my quick draw for hours.
Loose and Free - I only take my camera when I think I'll need it or have an appointment. At least I have a camera in my cell phone to catch those improptue moments - can someone show me how to use it?
I would like to be better prepared, I always seem to see things that make me go "Damn I wish I had my camera" when it is in the other car.
Here is the definitions of your voting options:
Studio Hermit - my gear never leaves the shop, I have so much it would take me an hour to decide which tripod to take much less camera or lens. Besides it might get wet or dirty.
The Ultimate Scout - I'm prepared for anything, there is so much gear in my car/truck the front wheels barely touch the ground. Only one of the kids or a small dog can ride along with me.
OK Corral Gunner - One Camera, one lens, always by my side. If I could I would strap it to my leg like a olde west six-shooter and practice my quick draw for hours.
Loose and Free - I only take my camera when I think I'll need it or have an appointment. At least I have a camera in my cell phone to catch those improptue moments - can someone show me how to use it?