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Old 08-22-2010, 12:24 PM   #26
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You guys are nuts going on long hikes...but that's just me...I drive to the corner store 2 blocks away.
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Who's up for trying that with their own camera?

I personally take my SLR on hikes with me, a 33+ miler over 3 days in Pt. Reyes National Seashore, a 20 miler in Henry Coe State Park, Garibaldi/Black Tusk, Helm Creek to Black Tusk from the Cheakamus side at Function Junction, Cheakamus Lake, Wedgemount Lake last weekend, etc.

All hikes made with a 40-45lb pack on. The only hike I've been "concerned" with the well-being of my camera was the 33+ miler in Pt. Reyes as it was ~12C and foggy/low cloud/misting the entire time. I just wrapped a bandana around my camera.

Other than that, it's always slung around my neck/shoulder, so as to avoid swinging while still being ready for the random shots I might want to take, or when something random dashes out of the brush and I only have a split second to pop my lens cap off and shoot from the hip, hoping to catch it.

Example: Hoary Marmot just before the terminal moraine at Wedgemount Lake.

Nice. I pretty much do the same. Here's my Hoary Marmot Photo

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