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Photography Gun

When time favors I wanted to earn some better photography gears. If you have a passion for photography or an amateur photographer like me can only get inspiration though mere photographs online – portrait and landscape. 

Although, I know even the simplest gun can also serves its purpose of shooting the images but not like the longer gears while shooting for some flying objects or long range/distance objects. It can never give a fine images as we desires and likes for with simple and short range photography gears. I know what it is to be a good photographer - it is not an easy task, it takes lots of perseverance, hard work and check patience. I assure myself that the gears and an apt practices are the key elements to better shots in photography world.

So, here comes some of my loved and desired GUNs, the guns that I am crazy for so many years and so many times. But, when and how???
Gear I - The most Loved


Gear II - The most desired

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  1. Sangay DubaJune 22, 2016 at 10:00 PM

    They are just too expensive to own!!! No great lens required, wait and focus, simple lens work same!!!

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    1. sancha raiJune 22, 2016 at 10:09 PM

      Of course, but I wanted to go for high flying subjects. More importantly its just about my love for this gears. Thanks

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