The mountains are calling and I must go, and I will work on while I can, studying incessantly.
- John Muir
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These two new photography packs from f-stop are the latest from the famed company and they don’t disappoint.
The Fitzroy is a sling style pack and I’ll start off by saying that I’ve never been a big fan of this format simply because putting all that weight on one side of the body, on one shoulder, has never been good for me. I was one of those kids who would let their backpacks hang from one strap to look cool and casual but would, and still do, travel with both straps firmly balanced on my back. Alas, for the sake of science and The Outdoor Journal, I decided to spend a few days around Paris with Fitz and its larger brother, Dalston, to see what they could offer on an urban photo outing. Fitzroy Sling Style [caption id="attachment_9642" align="aligncenter" width="1064"] Perfect for shooting in an urban environment.
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Crossing Earth’s biggest parallel dune desert, in the middle of Australia, with the world's greatest explorer—Mike Horn. Riding in his trusty beast, a V8 Mercedes G500, I join his team for five days journeying into the Simpson Desert, and dig a little deeper into what makes him tick. .
Female Adventure Photographers Risking Their Lives For the Shot – Part 2
Following up on Part 1, here are more wildly talented women, the extreme mental and physical obstacles they face—being both athlete and photographer—and their tricks of the trade. .
