Pro Tips For A Road Trip

Some of OP’s top professional contributors offer up suggestions about key gear and other items to bring on your next photo road trip

By Patti Thompson

Published April 24, 2012
Updated June 30, 2016

When I can't get a signal with my phone, a weather radio gives me another option for finding out what's up with the crazy weather around me.

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