Here's a terrific accessory for photographers on the go. Tripods are great for time-release photos or group shots, but their size and weight can make them impractical to lug on a trip. The Gorillapod is small, lightweight, easy to pack, and nothing is not flexible-it's made of dozens of joints that bend in any direction. You can secure a camera to all kinds of surfaces, from a road sign to rock face. The Gorillapod comes in a choice of colors and three sizes to fit digital, single-lens-reflex and professional cameras.
-quoted from WSJ, 11/17 R10 "Take to the Highway", photo from Amazon.com
Work hard, play hard.
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Sunday, November 18, 2007
又见那片白桦林
虽是初冬,7000ft 以上已经有雪了。旧地重游,又见到了那片白桦林。
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Sunday, November 11, 2007
Frary's Peak, Antelope Island
Frary's peak trail is about 3.5 mile one way with an elevation gain of 2200ft. It's a strenuous trail that leads to the top of the Antelope Island. You can get a 360 panorama view of the great salt lake area, its surrounding mountains, and other islands in the lake.
Friday, November 9, 2007
Sunday, November 4, 2007
Buffalo Round-up
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