My D600 in the wild

I'm lucky to live in Oregon and have a pretty much endless amount of landscapes to photograph. Today I was at a place called Sweet Creek and snapped a few pics of my D600 with my iPhone. My Job tripod really came in handy, as did my hip-waders!

Brave man. After having one of those fall apart on me I don't know that I'd trust it with my D600.

So where are the pics from the camera?

Very nice VectorZ. That is a great area for landscapes. Looking forward to seeing your work.

Now there's a man that does not mollycoddle his camera! Take note everyone

That series could be titled 'Hold on tight baby.'

Here's one from yesterday.

BackdoorHippie said:

Brave man. After having one of those fall apart on me I don't know that I'd trust it with my D600.

So where are the pics from the camera?

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It's a Joby tripod, it's very sturdy and well built.

One more.

VectorZ said:

It's a Joby tripod, it's very sturdy and well built.

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That looks like it is made for our stuff.... Not seen that DSLR model before. It that what you have?

Pat in NH

RockyNH said:

That looks like it is made for our stuff.... Not seen that DSLR model before. It that what you have?

Pat in NH

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Yes, it works great for the kind of photography I do. I latch it onto tree branches, rocks etc.
JOBY GorillaPod SLR-Zoom - Portable, flexible tripod for telephoto lens cameras

It looks like the same Joby that I have, which is called a Joby Gorilla. You can use any tripod head with it and is rated for about 11lbs. It's definitely a good combo between tough and versatile.

VectorZ said:

Yes, it works great for the kind of photography I do. I latch it onto tree branches, rocks etc.
JOBY GorillaPod SLR-Zoom - Portable, flexible tripod for telephoto lens cameras

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Thanks! I appreciate the response, they have one even heavier duty now than that.

Pat in NH

VectorZ said:

I'm lucky to live in Oregon and have a pretty much endless amount of landscapes to photograph. Today I was at a place called Sweet Creek and snapped a few pics of my D600 with my iPhone. My Job tripod really came in handy, as did my hip-waders!

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Very nice. Thanks for sharing on how you set it up.