I'm with you, Keith. I'm a hat guy, whether I've got a camera or not. I have a sort of Indy Jones fedora that does a great job of shading light for when I have the MX or Spotties. Baseball caps help a great deal, too (but not as much as the fedora). Unfortunately, my berets and my Nepalese goatherder's hats don't have any brim or peak, so they're useless in that regard.
Once I started wearing hats, I stopped getting colds. I don't know if there's a correlation or not. cheers, frank Keith Whaley wrote: > I don't do a lot of indoor shooting, but I have a couple of "photography > hats" I wear for most of my outdoor forays, that shade the viewfinder well. > One is sort of "pork-pie" hat, with a flat crown and soft 2 3/4" brim > all around. Crushable and you can stick it in your kit or back pocket or > waistband when you don't want to wear it. > That one is with me at all times. Shades the viewfinder well. > > My latest acquisition is The Tilley Hat. 3 1/2" brim, sort of looks like > an Aussie outback hat, with the brim 'dip' fore and aft. > Thank the movies for that perception, but go look at: > http://www.tilley.com. > Mine's an LT-6 and I love it! Check it out! > -- "Hell is others" -Jean Paul Sartre
