One of the photos I “forgot” to post here in my blog. This was taken November of 2010 when Ace and his colleagues in their department had a beach outing with their respective families in Bluewaters Beach Resort in Samal Island.
Ace took the photo of my hand and my Lumix LX5 focusing on sunset streak in front of us. It was not a glorious sunset but at least it’s fiery enough.
Some of the biggest advantages of going digital for photographers rely on having a computer close by — and that works great for photo shoots close to home. But what about photography in remote locations? Laptops are heavy, bulky and have a short battery life. What digital photographers need is an iPad 2.
Image by Mat Packer, Courtesy of Flickr
So, how does the iPad help improve and assist in a photographer’s craft? Let’s count the ways:
· Portability. The iPad 2 weighs less than a pound and a half, and measures a mere 0.34 inches in thickness, making it a great device for tucking into a camera bag or backpack when out on a photography trip.
· Battery life. Batteries in the iPad 2 model last ten hours per charge, so there’s no need to worry when you travel away from convenient electric sockets.
