This is an important lesson for photographers, or anyone traveling with technology of any kind. I know I am paranoid about having my camera bag swiped when I’m traveling around with that, and just as paranoid when I’m hauling all of my tech stuff for work!
How I Had My Gear and 3 Months of Photos Stolen in One Brief Moment
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