I went with the 34L and don't regret it. I use a BYOB 10 and it fits all my photography gear for landscape photography.
I have the Sony A7R4 with Tamron 28-200 + the 16-35GM lens (so 16 to 200mm covered) and circular filters, batteries, remote releases, wipes etc in the bag.
The BYOB 10 can...
Lovely set of images. We have been stopping in Richmond for a few days and I braved a 3:20am alarm this morning as a chance of mist and an ok sunrise was on the cards. Managed to get to Hawes without running any rabbits, deer or foxes over - although many tried to throw themselves under the car...
Thanks Alan - the mist and light coming through the oilseed made me love that image. I just didn't like the light through the trees as much as the initial image.
Dave.
Thanks - the light through the trees made me pick the first image. I wish the Pano had the same light, but even though it was only a few minutes or so later the mist was changing all the time.
I did spend quite a while looking through the images I had before deciding which to use for Flickr :)...
Just back from a glorious 2 weeks in Dorset.
Spent many mornings out searching for bluebell and wild garlic woodlands. One morning we made a detour to see if Moor Crichel had any mist.
It took a while for the sun to get high enough to clear the surrounding trees, but luckily the mist stayed...
Thanks - using my laptop while on holiday in Dorset and normally edit my photos on a calibrated monitor when at home. Will take another look when back home after this week.
Dave.
Down in Dorset for a few weeks and have had a few trips out with the camera. The weather apps had some late mist rolling in from the sea on one morning, so I made the most of it by hiking around some local woods to try and find some bluebells and / or wild garlic.
The mist was only very light...
Smaller / lighter kit is the way I have gone. I sold my 24-70 F2.8 and 70-200 F4 and replaced them with a Tamron 28-200. Now I have 2 lenses and 16 to 200mm covered. I pack the camera, lenses, circular filters, batteries and all the other bits I need into a Tenba BYOB. This then fits into either...
On Zazzle you can build the calendar then put it up for sale on the site. I can build a small, medium and large version then set a commission and then put up for sale. People can then buy what size they want and have delivered to them directly.
Price is going to be more than £20 for the large...
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