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Selecting a D-SLR System
Making the jump to a D-SLR opens up the world of photography in new and exciting ways. A D-SLR offers many advantages over a point-and-shoot compact camera in terms of speed, flexibility, durability, programmable features, and a variety of functions … Continue reading
God Made a Farmer
While not as dramatic as the stadium blackout that stopped play for half an hour, or as flamboyant as Beyonce’s halftime show. However, for this viewer of Super Bowl XLVII, a standout moment was a deceptively simple commercial by Chrysler … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Road Trips, RV Lifestyle
Tagged donation, God Made a Farmer, Paul Harvey, photography, Ram Truck, Super Bowl ads, Super Bowl XLVII, towing
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Mirrorless: New Kid on the Block
The two most popular types of digital cameras are D-SLRs and compact point-and-shoots. D-SLRs produce excellent image quality and are very quick, and interchangeable lenses make them highly versatile. Their main disadvantages are that they’re relatively bulky, complex, and costly. … Continue reading
Choosing a Digital Camera: Additional Considerations
Digital cameras come in a wide range of sizes, capabilities, and prices. From pocket models about the size of a deck of cards to pro bodies, there’s something just right for everyone and for every pocketbook. Choose a Camera That … Continue reading
Choosing a Digital Camera: Ask Yourself These Questions
To assist you in buying a digital camera that does what YOU want it to do, ask yourself a series of questions. What kind of photography do I plan to do? The number one variable is anticipated use. What type … Continue reading
Buying Guide: Choosing a Digital Camera
Digital cameras come in a wide range of sizes, capabilities, and prices. From pocket models about the size of a deck of cards to pro bodies, there’s something just right for everyone and for every pocketbook. The Big Question: How … Continue reading
Buying a Digital Camera: Remember the Cat and the Fox
Aesop’s fable, “the Fox and the Cat”, the fox boasts to the cat of its clever devices for escaping its enemies. “I have a whole bag of tricks,” he boasts, “which contains a hundred ways of escaping my enemies.” “I … Continue reading
How to Select the Right Digital Camera for YOU
Photography is a hobby that millions of people partake in every day. More people are taking more photos than ever before, and they’re sharing them online with friends and family in record numbers. Photo taking is at an all time … Continue reading
Digital Photography and RVing: A Natural Fit
The only thing better than ‘right now’ will someday be the memories of right now! You’ve probably an RVer because you love to travel, you want to see the natural and manmade wonders of North America, or you just don’t … Continue reading
Outdoor Recreation Participation Increases
More than 90 million U.S. residents age 16 and older participated in some form of wildlife-related recreation in 2011, up three percent from five years earlier, according to a U.S. Census Bureau report released last week. In total, wildlife recreationists … Continue reading
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Tagged birding, fishing, hunting, outdoor recreation, photography, survey, U.S. Fish and Wildlife, wildlife, wildlife conservation
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