Comments on: Keeping your camera functioning in arctic and sub-zero temperatures http://blog.quintinlake.com/2009/10/03/keeping-your-camera-functioning-in-arctic-and-sub-zero-temperatures/ Adventures in Architectural & Documentary Photography | Quintin Lake Mon, 26 Jul 2010 15:15:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ By: Article in EOS Magazine on Drawing Parallels and Architectural Photography with Canon EOS and Drawing Parallels: Architecture Observed « Architectural Photography Blog | Quintin Lake http://blog.quintinlake.com/2009/10/03/keeping-your-camera-functioning-in-arctic-and-sub-zero-temperatures/#comment-228 Article in EOS Magazine on Drawing Parallels and Architectural Photography with Canon EOS and Drawing Parallels: Architecture Observed « Architectural Photography Blog | Quintin Lake Tue, 06 Apr 2010 00:28:28 +0000 http://blog.quintinlake.com/?p=749#comment-228 [...] explains Quintin. “so technical difficulties were mos!ly climatic: humidity, heat and cold, and for the remoter locations, being a long time away from electricity. To deal with long periods away from mains power, such as Lesotho or Peru I carried half a dozen [...] [...] explains Quintin. “so technical difficulties were mos!ly climatic: humidity, heat and cold, and for the remoter locations, being a long time away from electricity. To deal with long periods away from mains power, such as Lesotho or Peru I carried half a dozen [...]

]]> By: Article in EOS Magazine on Architectural Photography with Canon EOS and Drawing Parallels: Architecture Observed « Architectural Photography Blog | Quintin Lake http://blog.quintinlake.com/2009/10/03/keeping-your-camera-functioning-in-arctic-and-sub-zero-temperatures/#comment-164 Article in EOS Magazine on Architectural Photography with Canon EOS and Drawing Parallels: Architecture Observed « Architectural Photography Blog | Quintin Lake Mon, 01 Feb 2010 14:40:30 +0000 http://blog.quintinlake.com/?p=749#comment-164 [...] explains Quintin. “so technical difficulties were mos!ly climatic: humidity, heat and cold, and for the remoter locations, being a long time away from electricity. To deal with long periods away from mains power, such as Lesotho or Peru I carried half a dozen [...] [...] explains Quintin. “so technical difficulties were mos!ly climatic: humidity, heat and cold, and for the remoter locations, being a long time away from electricity. To deal with long periods away from mains power, such as Lesotho or Peru I carried half a dozen [...]

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