1420 VAL Spigot in the field
Photographer Peter Williams is a serving solider in the British Army so packing his gear light and tight is essential so he's ready to move at a moments notice.
Peter was recently assigned to a shoot for the Army in Gibraltar where he put his 1420 VAL Spigot to good use.
To save space and weight Peter packed a 1420 VAL Spigot, a length of copper pipe, webbing cam lock luggage straps and some adjustable bungees in place of a light stand. As you can see from the image above, providing you can find a sturdy vertical pole, rail, lamp post or whatever you have a light stand.
The 1420 is small enough to tuck in a corner of your camera bag and light enough that you'll not notice it's there until you need it.
For more information on the 1420 VAL Spigot and to order yours online visit www.gelclip.com
My thanks to Peter Williams for sharing this image.
See Peter on the web
Website: http://www.petewilliamsphotography.co.uk
Twitter: @P_WPhotography https://twitter.com/P_WPhotography
Instagram: petewilliamsphotography
Peter was recently assigned to a shoot for the Army in Gibraltar where he put his 1420 VAL Spigot to good use.
To save space and weight Peter packed a 1420 VAL Spigot, a length of copper pipe, webbing cam lock luggage straps and some adjustable bungees in place of a light stand. As you can see from the image above, providing you can find a sturdy vertical pole, rail, lamp post or whatever you have a light stand.
The 1420 is small enough to tuck in a corner of your camera bag and light enough that you'll not notice it's there until you need it.
For more information on the 1420 VAL Spigot and to order yours online visit www.gelclip.com
My thanks to Peter Williams for sharing this image.
See Peter on the web
Website: http://www.petewilliamsphotography.co.uk
Twitter: @P_WPhotography https://twitter.com/P_WPhotography
Instagram: petewilliamsphotography
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