
Tips for using a monopod
Think of the monopod as one leg of a tripod, and your legs as the other two. Your hands and arms provide additional support, keeping
A California-based travel photographer, Susan loves to share the world with others, bringing subject matter from far-away places to life. Her images have been seen in numerous publications, both print and web-based, and have been exhibited in several galleries. To learn more about Susan’s work visit her website.
Think of the monopod as one leg of a tripod, and your legs as the other two. Your hands and arms provide additional support, keeping
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