Since the recent developments in Boston many public venues are forbidding backpacks and such. For those of us that carry a bag full of lenses this may require a rethink of bridge cameras.
Since the recent developments in Boston many public venues are forbidding backpacks and such. For those of us that carry a bag full of lenses this may require a rethink of bridge cameras.
Or you carry them around your neck. This is typical barn-door mentality.
When I'm walking and shooting, I typically limit myself to my camera and my 35mm prime. The bag stays in the car. I may have my flash, with trigger attached, in a pocket.
Amazing mentality. Ban bags not firearms. Just think 500 sleepers all able to arm themselves at country fairs & on the internet. No need to smuggle in arms. Intelligent hey!
They'd just drop in in a containment vessel with a half ounce of Semtex and blow it up. I'd hate to be one of the poor crime scene investigators they send in for forensic evidence.
When I'm walking and shooting, I typically limit myself to my camera and my 35mm prime. The bag stays in the car. I may have my flash, with trigger attached, in a pocket.
Last thing I would do is leave a bag of camera gear in a car, if that's what your saying .
A vest with a pair of those baggy ankle jeans and a hoody will fit right in todays fashion savvy world except for my gray hair and beard... Geezers and Geezettes unite... We have or had rights!!!