The Tools For Travel

The Photo Traveler’s annual collection of gift ideas

Bob Krist

Published November 18, 2008
Updated June 30, 2016

It’s the time of year to leave some gentle hints for friends and family as to what toys a traveling photographer might want to receive during the holiday season.

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