
One Piece of Non-Photo Gear that Changed My Photography
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There is one piece of non-photographic gear in particular that has helped me get more unique and interesting shots than any new camera, lens, or filter.

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Looking for a perfect Mangrove
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Ian Plant: Planning Your Next Photography Trip
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Do You Know How to Use Your Gear?
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Photographing Reflections on the Beach
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Creating a Sense of Place
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The Hurricane that Wasn’t
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