Gadget Bag: Wireless Tools For The Outdoor Photographer

New technologies cut the cables and give us expanded creative options

Wes Pitts

Published December 1, 2005

Although photography is my medium of choice, I’ve always admired the simplicity of the painter’s toolbox. Canvas, brushes and paint—it doesn’t get less complicated.

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