Adventures In Books: September 2017 Edition
Whoa Nelly, I have a lot to get off my chest about books this month. I’ve upped my reading game since last month’s reviews, which is unusual for me in Continue Reading →
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Reader Question: Looking For Zoom Lens For Sports And Wildlife Less Than $2000.
Looking for more zoom, Korrine writes: Hi Peter, I have a Nikon D90 with an AF-S NIKKOR 70-300mm 1:4.5-5.6G lens that came with it. I am interested in purchasing another Continue Reading →
Healthy Family Travel Tips #15 – Get A Copy Of Healthy Highways
This book is THE essential traveler’s guide to healthy eating while on the highways and byways of the USA. If you’re planning a roadtrip of 30 or 3000 miles in Continue Reading →
Travel Lens Suggestion: Tamron 18-270mm f/3.5-6.3 Di II VC PZD AF
Did the title confuse you? There are a lot of abbreviations up there. First let me say that Tamron supplied me with this lens for my Canon camera to runs Continue Reading →
First Impression: LowePro Pro Roller x200 Camera Bag [VIDEO]
LowePro sent me a roller bag. Why? (beside the fact that I am reviewing it for Digital Photography School) Because I asked for it. Yes, me, the guy who thinks Continue Reading →
Goodies To Test In Hawaii
On my recent trip to Mexico I was lucky enough to receive an underwater housing for my camera, lent to me from BorrowLenses.com for the purpose of testing and Continue Reading →
This Traveler’s Bookshelf Update
Since the beginning of the year I’ve added a few books to my bookshelf, mainly for travel. Some have been useful and some I tried, unsuccessfully, to return. Here’s a Continue Reading →
Amod GPS Photo Data Logger Review
I freely admit to being something of a gadget geek. And as such, I’m always on the lookout for justification for acquiring cool new gadgets. This week’s acquisition is an Continue Reading →
Organic Reviews.Org Blog Taking A Pause
Hello! Along with The Carey Adventures’ blog taking a bit of a pause while we are in Nepal, my other site, OrganicReviews.Org, will also be pausing. After the break, look Continue Reading →