My tripod was stolen.

[ambitious_wench]

My tripod was stolen yesterday morning from the back seat of my car. However, my camera (which was sitting on the front passenger seat) wasn't. Three and a half years in the park, and nothing was ever stolen from me. And now this.

I've got a cheap tripod to hold me for the time being.

BTW, this new lens by Tamron RAWKS.

Comments

[scascot.livejournal.com]

Umm...door locks?

Yes, I know you didn't have to lock your car in the park. You ain't in the park any more, Dorothy.

Oh, gods, you're going to kick my ass for calling you Dorothy, aren't you?

[ambitious-wench.livejournal.com]

No, I'm going to kick your ass for assuming it happened outside the park.

*KICK!*

[scascot.livejournal.com]

Well, at least the combo of camera/no tripod means you can still take pictures. Kinda hard the other way around. That's something to be thankful for.

Ow. <rubs butt>

[moxie_man]

A camera could be traced by the serial number. A tripod can't be so easily traced. A tripod could either be hawked or sent to the scrap yard (have you seen the price of scrap such as aluminum or copper lately?).

I don't know what the laws are in CA. 'Round these parts you need to produce a photo ID in order to hawk something at a pawn shop...just in case the cops come looking for the item you sold to said shop.