[pct-l] Camera - to bring or not to bring...?

[Jennifer Zimmerman]

I never go without a simple point and shoot camera.  I'm not a great (or
maybe even good) photographer but I play the numbers game - if I take a
bunch of shots some are bound to turn out well.  Even the ones that aren't
personal works of art remind me of how much fun I was having. I made a
collage from the pictures we took on our Wonderland hike and hung it at my
desk.  Honestly, sometimes it's the only thing that gets me through the
work day...well, that and the countdown to giving my 2 weeks' notice.

I was very pleased with the photo collage service on Snapfish.

On Friday, February 8, 2013, Tom Holz wrote:

> In 2010 I had my iPhone for macro and video shots, a point & shoot for
> daytime telephoto or zoom, and a mirror-less digital camera with a fixed
> lens for low-light and portraits.
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> It was a lot of gear, but looking back.. the pictures are worth their
> weight in gold--especially the candid scenes and portraits that capture
> life and hikers on the trail, but I didn't really let the photography
> interrupt my hike.  I didn't wait around for shots or take 50 to get the
> right framing.  My approach was to make the cameras accessible on a waist
> pack so I could pull them out quickly without disrupting the hike.
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