Great sets, Christian and Geoff! Not much birding opportunities for me here until November, except some sporadic hummingbird feedings in my yard. I will relieve my itch by stopping by this thread
berimbolo wrote:
Thanks. Ive been thinking about an inflatable because of space and because I don't want to buy a rack for my car
It's quite doable; I'd say drop stitch is a must for both durability and handling. If you don't mind having your legs exposed, look into the Sea Eagle Razorlite 393, or better yet, spend some time on PaddleTV on YouTube . Happy paddling/shooting.
Thank you Geoff, you always seem to top yourself.
The quality of your images is always at the highest level.
Where do you use your kayak?
On a river, lake, or the sea?
k-h.a.w wrote:
Thank you Geoff, you always seem to top yourself.
The quality of your images is always at the highest level.
Where do you use your kayak?
On a river, lake, or the sea?
K-H.
I mostly use it in an ocean fed lagoon. So pretty calm water similar to a lake. I also take it on the ocean sometimes but only along more protected shorelines or bays. My kayak is not a touring ocean type kayak so better suited for calmer water.
arbitrage wrote:
I mostly use it in an ocean fed lagoon. So pretty calm water similar to a lake. I also take it on the ocean sometimes but only along more protected shorelines or bays. My kayak is not a touring ocean type kayak so better suited for calmer water.
Thank you Geoff! Amazing what you shoot using it.
Hopefully you never have any of your photography gear damaged or lost.
I wish you good luck.
. Happy paddling/shooting.
