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24th

Nov

Gear

What’s in my Bag—Everyday Carry 2024 Edition

by Hiking with Camera

It’s been a few years since my last update on my daily carry. As kids entered into the picture, I found myself shifting my carry a lot and a lot more frequently. Particularly at really young ages when bottles, blowouts, and pacifiers / comfort objects were critical. But my kids have leveled out a bit […]

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17th

Jul

Camping Trailers

Matching a Trailer to a Tow Vehicle

by Hiking with Camera

After four years with our TAXA trailers we decided it was time for something different. Although we loved and do not regret our TAXA journey, it was time for a change. Our journey took quite a few twists and turns, and there were many along the way who wanted us to want what they wanted. […]

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19th

Jun

Amateur Radio

Radio Resources

by Hiking with Camera

Below are some resources that you might find helpful in your radio adventures. DMR Codeplug This codeplug is specifically tailored for the Seattle Metro area. It was written for an Anytone 878 in Mode 14 and combines data from the PNWDigital and SeattleDMR code plugs as well as channels for Marine, GMRS, MURS, NOAA Weather, […]

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5th

May

Amateur Radio, Gear, Uncategorized

What’s In My Bag—Amateur Radio Go Bag

by Hiking with Camera

The Radios The core of my setup are two Yaesu VX-6R handheld radios.  I chose the Yaesu VX-6R due to it’s robust durability and water resistance. Taking it in the backcountry, I’m likely to encounter all sorts of challenging environments. It also is likely to hold up should I ever face a long-term local emergency […]

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Yaesu VX-6R with Elastic Signal Stick on a rocky peak with a blurry Mount Rainier in the background

20th

Aug

Amateur Radio, Gear

Amateur Radio: A New Hobby

by Hiking with Camera

Several years ago, while camping at Upper Lena Lake in Olympic National Park, I met a fellow camper who had a “ham” radio. We got to talking and he talked about being able to pick up signals from all the way back to the main highway. I realized this could be a really useful form […]

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iPad Pro with a dark background

26th

Jul

Photography, Product Reviews

Choosing the Right iPad for Me

by Hiking with Camera

As a hiking photographer, there are some great advantages to having a portable, photo editing tool. With the upcoming release of iPadOS, the iPad may, for the first time, become a tool that serious photographers can use as a significant part of their workflow. Features such as external drive support and direct import of files […]

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26th

Oct

Photography, Product Reviews

A Review of Lightroom CC

by Hiking with Camera

As many of you likely know, a couple months ago, I migrated my entire Lightroom Classic library to Lightroom CC for Desktop. For a little over two months, I maintained two separate workflows for my photography, one in the Lightroom CC ecosystem and one in Lightroom Classic, completely cut off from syncing with Lightroom CC. […]

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Winter Landscape with my Osprey Mutant 38

27th

Sep

Gear, Hiking

What’s in my Bag—Backpacking 2019 Update

by Hiking with Camera

A year after my last update to my backpacking kit, and already things have changed significantly again. What’s perhaps most interesting, is in my last update, I’d transitioned to the Gregory Baltoro, in large part due to the heavy weight of my full frame DSLR gear. Although by the time I’d written that update, I’d […]

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My family carry setup

26th

Sep

Gear

What’s in my Bag—Daily Carry 2018 Update

by Hiking with Camera

Recently I posted about my quest for a new travel bag that would also work as a daily carry. Well, after much deliberation, I settled on the Boundary Supply Prima System. I just got that bag and have just started using it. I’ll review the bag eventually, but today is to show you how I’m […]

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My Ona Prince Street on a table next to my iPad Pro

17th

Sep

Gear, Photography

One Bag Travel Photographer: The Search

by Hiking with Camera

I’m currently on a journey to find the right setup for my travels. I’m reaching analysis paralysis, so I thought I’d leverage my network and see if others have any opinions that might help sway me one way or another. So, without further ado, here is my dilemma. Current Setup At the moment, I do […]

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