Hahaha. Let's talk about another 9 months at the house but we need lower rent. Let's discuss.read more

So, I'm kind of late with the update... but its only because I have been looking at the pictures…read morenon-stop for nine months!!!! Seriously, if you are getting married in Montana, you can't possibly go with any other photographer. If you are getting married anywhere else... I would still consider Nashan!! They do travel... Our photos tell the story of our wedding. They reflect the spirit of the day and mirror how I remember things in my minds eye. Everything about our day was focused on the bond between friends and family coming together. That sentiment is present in all of the images. When combined, they create a complete overall picture of our wedding - from start to finish. It was so important that the photographs reflect what we wanted from our wedding. Melanie really "got" that and it shows. She was very thorough in her conversations with us; She wanted to know what was important to us and what were looking for in our photographs. We felt like she catered to us and went above and beyond to deliver what we wanted. I can't recommend Nashan Photographers highly enough. The whole team is extremely talented - you won't be disappointed.

Some time ago I had purchased a very simple thin plastic sleeve-type covering made for protecting…read morecameras in the rain. I hadn't ever seen such a product such as this. It is called the Rainsleeve and made by Optechusa.com of Montana. Today while snapping pixs of Trauma filming not even a block from where I stay with my sister, I realized later this was the very first actual use of this Rainsleeve ~ simple to use and in design, and worked like a sleek charm! It took me only 3mins to fit it over my camera and get it positioned so I had access to my lens. This was the second time I've placed it on the camera (first time was to fit it and see how it would fit). It's quite simple: One half of this elongated plastic "bag" fits onto the filter edge of the camera lens and stays put with a pull-string with stop, while the camera is encased within the sleeve. Really simple, easy to carry, and to forget within a bag or a jacket pocket, but ready for any wet conditions like today. In addition, the rain was coming down so hard, I actually returned home to get the sunshade for my camera lens, to keep water off the lens filter glass. It worked and will use this setup from now on when I use this product! If you're in the same situation as I where you might be shooting outdoors and possibly be caught snapping in the rain, you might consider buying this!! NOTE: Don't be put off by the simple easy effective design. It's just a plastic bag!!! But you'll soon discover that in this high-tech age of thick rubber and plastic, and thick hard plastic cases and covers, that when you need something quick and very portable, this plastic bag might be the best bet!

From the owner: Straps, Pouches and Accessories to fit Cameras, Lenses, Tripods and Electronics. Some of our…read morepopular straps include the Pro Strap, the Super Classic Strap and the Utility Strap - Sling. The Soft Pouch Digital D-Series are a favorite for compact and DSLR cameras. We don't have a show room at our location, but if you are in the area please feel free to stop buy. We do sell directly to the public.