Here is another quick example from the same photoshoot as below. I liked how this one came out.

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Today I just received my new Black with Tan interior 7 Million Dollar Messenger Bag from Crumpler. This bag to my surprise is absolutely awesome. I purchased it from a Japanese camera company named Kitamura Camera where I’ve purchased some Nikon lenses before. I have many Lowe Pro bags and a couple of Kata bags, but for running out the door with my camera and some lenses, I really think this is one of the best bags I own. In fact I like it so much that I ordered a second bag but in Red and Black.

Generally when I walk around I carry my camera either in hand or around my neck. I rarely pack it into my bag because I am always taking pictures or something. I am always afraid that if I tuck away my camera, I’ll miss the shot. So, I find the Crumpler to be perfect for sticking a few lenses, a flash, plus a few other accessories. This doesn’t leave much room, if any for my camera, but like I said I usually have it out and ready to shoot even if I’m having a cup of coffee or a sandwich. On a rainy day I just tuck my camera under my jacket or something and head for the car or shelter. You can however make room for the camera and a couple of lenses if so desired. Either way, the bag looks cool and it’s extremely convenient for street shooting hands down. I love it!

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