#essential gear

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Backcountry Hiking Survival Guide

Kit Perez, an author and first responder in western Montana, provides essential hiking survival advice in the article "Backcountry Hiking Survival Guide" featured on The Armory Life. She emphasizes the costly and taxing search and rescue efforts often undertaken each year to locate lost or missing hikers, while many issues arise from their own lack of preparation. Highlighting the importance of self-assessment, Perez advises hikers to realistically evaluate their physical condition, consider the terrain and environment, and prepare for emergencies, including medical conditions. Understanding the specific area, wildlife dangers, and weather patterns are key components of her advice, along with recommendations to hike in groups or at least leave a detailed plan with a trusted contact. This thorough preparation, according to Perez, can enhance safety and provide an enjoyable hiking experience.

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Essential Gear for the Working Pro

As a working photographer, the center of the universe is your camera bag and its contents. Your cameras and lenses are the tools of your trade. As you may have noted, both are mentioned in plural because just as you wouldn’t jump out of an airplane without a backup parachute, you shouldn’t attempt to photograph an emotionally spiked, non-repeatable event armed with only one camera. The same applies to lenses, too. The many aspects that comprise shooting weddings—portraits, the ceremony, dimly lit environs, tight, crowded quarters and bright outdoor settings—can push both the creative and practical limitations of the most experienced photographers. Read More..

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Things you need when watching Yuri!!! On Ice:

Tissues - To wipe your tears/and/or/nose. *Essential*

Paper bag - To steady your breathing for the intense yaoiness and daddies.

Holy Bible - *Essential*

Now sit back, relax, and watch two gay boys make history.

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10 Essentials for Every Outdoor Enthusiast - Budget Travel Bug

Always on the lookout for cheap and affordable items for our next adventure, I have put together a list of items which every outdoor enthusiast should have.

It's the holiday and shopping season now. What are you getting for your next adventure trip? Here's our recommended list for every outdoor enthusiast.

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Things Every Filmmaker Should Own, Regardless of budget:

-A multitool (15-20 bucks minimum will get you a tool that lasts for a year or two. If you drop the 80 bucks on a Leatherman, it’ll last longer, and it comes with an amazing warranty. In fact, if you go to a pawn shop and find a Leatherman multitool that’s a bit damaged, It’ll cost like, 20 bucks and you can send it in to them, and they’ll either repair it or send you a new one for free.)

-A dedicated pocketknife (10 bucks for a pretty good one at your average hardware store. Just don’t walk around with it unless you’re on-set. If you’re wondering why I’m saying this in addition to the knife on your multitool, it’s because multi-tool knives have a terrible tendency to be kinda shitty, and a good pocketknife, well-maintained, can pretty much last your entire life.)

-At least two can lights from a hardware store w/ LED Lightbulbs.(LED bulbs seem expensive, but keep in mind that they last for a really long fucking time.One bulb is worth many, many packs of cheap incandescent ones.)

-A Heavy-duty halogen worklight (Go to pawn shops if you can’t find a cheap one in a hardware store.)

-At least three 20-50′ extension cables (Learn to coil them correctly, and they’ll be with you for a long damn time.)

-Cable ties. (To keep your properly coiled cables from tangling up in transit.) You can find these in office supply stores, hardware stores, and dollar stores.)

-A tripod (I have a very expensive one now, but my most popular thing to date was shot with a crappy 30 dollar one. Once again, if you know what to look for, there are some pretty amazing old tripods in pawn shops that you can get for the same price as the shitty ones in big-box stores.)

-As many pocket-sized notebooks as you can get your hands on (go to a dollar-store)

-A clipboard ($10-20 at an office-supply store. They make you look like you know what you’re doing and are also excellent organizational tools. Alternatively, you could use something like an iPad, but a clipboard never runs out of battery power.)

-Script-formatting software (you can get this for free online)

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Some Essential Photographic Gear

Some Essential Photographic Gear

For this post, I shall talk about some essential gear. This may seem an odd post when it comes to photography, especially street and landscape photography, but it is not.

This post is geared towards hot weather. Maybe, I shall do a follow up after I return from the hills in January. So, here goes.

Nikon And Gear

On top of the list, as you can see, is the camera, sunglasses and hat. There is the…

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