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| | | Canadian Canoeing for Wildlife Photography
I've been considering going on a course to learn to paddle a Canadian canoe and I have just come across one that is specifically for photographers. However, it means parting with cash that could otherwise be spent on camera gear.
I am keen on wildlife photography and I've been told the canadian canoe is a great way to 'sneak up' on birds and other wildlife.
Does any one else use a canoe for their photography and if so would you recommend it as a good thing for an amateur snapper like me to invest time and money in?
Dave |
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