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It’s hard to overstate how profoundly the iPhone has changed the way we communicate and interact as a society. From the prevalence of social media to global commerce to wearables, the iPhone plays an almost omnipresent role in our lives these days. One of the biggest trends to materialize from this ubiquity is the growth of the iPhoneographer, or someone who captures and shares photos with an iPhone.Unlike a traditional camera that can be somewhat bulky and, oftentimes expensive, iPhones can travel almost anywhere, from the peak of a remote mountaintop to a crowded festival to the crevasse of a coral reef, and capture beautiful photos along the way. Both traditional photography and iPhoneography can create awe-inspiring photos, but there are a few key differences worth noting. Equipment Traditional photography typically uses a digital single-lens reflex (DSLR) camera that can range from a hundred to several thousand dollars. iPhoneography, on the other hand,

If you live in proximity to mountains, you’re probably eager for this winter’s ski and snowboard season. With the diversity of equipment on the market today there are so many ways to escape and enjoy the outdoors. Whether you’re spending the day cross-country skiing in a national park, exploring the back country, cutting through the terrain park, or just enjoying the view from the lodge, these ski and snowboard accessories can help take your adventure from basic to epic. Heated Gloves Yes, these are a thing. Gone are the days of blowing hot air into your gloves to capture those fleeting moments of warmth and dexterity. And never again will you have to rush back to the lodge before your disposable hand warmers run out of heat. Heated gloves can make all the difference when you’re out on an all-day tour or even when you’re out for just a few hours on a rather brisk day. Most heated gloves come with a rechargeable battery and different settings so you can adj