Dedication :)

[Se7enUK]

:)
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[drookie]

Hilarious. How does he breathe in there?

[DOverton]

Thats a very good and cheap way of doing it, that is exactly what i do when its really pouring, but have water proofs on so dont cover my whole body

Dan.

[Croasdail]

Works every time. I got caught doing a football match the other day in the rain with my 20d unpreparred. Finally the camera said enough and shut down. Fortunately once it got back into the warm coziness of my car it came back to life. Taught me a lesson though - even though I have full rain gear, I now keep a large trash bag in one of the pockets of my camera bag. Cheers.

[cbock]

ha! i live it. perfect title too.

[Col_M]

lol he looks like some sort of deformed elephant :D
But if it works fair play :)

[Kevin]

When the boss says shoot, you shoot:)

[Simon Harrison]

No doubt very effective. Only problem is that he has no peripheral vision whatsoever. If something happens that's not in his field of view through the lens, he'll never see it coming. The main reason I shoot with both eyes open. Can't exactly move very fast either if needs must.

Simon.

[GSH]

I bet he smells lovely when he climbs out of that :rolleyes:

[_andrew]

thats hilarious! Awesome wet weather gear though! I would have expected just the camera to be covered - but himself too?! lol

[DocFrankenstein]

I bet he smells lovely when he climbs out of that :rolleyes:
No much worse that anything else that comes out of a garbage bag. :D

[GSH]

No much worse that anything else that comes out of a garbage bag. :D


Exactly :D

Although Simon's point (above) is spot on. You need to be able to see what's happening no matter what side of the fence / tyres you're on.

[KartGirlsMom]

He even has little velcro? straps to keep everything tight. Great idea.

I keep two garbage bags in my camera bag, "just in case". Not only do they work for make-shift rain gear, they also create a dry surface for sitting/laying on wet grass.