29/01/08
BODA Lens Bag Releases New Product Category: BODA DRY & BODA DRY JR
Early February 2008
BODA Lens Bag, the Seattle based company who launched the revolutionary
lens carrying system bag for active photographers is launching their
second product line early 2008. BODA DRY is a fully weather proof line
of bags which is sure to further revolutionize the way active
photographers approach their assignments.
The original BODA Lens Bag was created for professional photographers,
by a professional photographer. From top professionals to beginners in
the industry, BODA has enjoyed a cult-like following in the online
blogosphere. BODA will continue to deliver outstanding tools for the
photography community around the world.
The design team at BODA strive to improve each new product for the
professional and after seeing huge success with the original bag, BODA
is proud to release the even better, new and improved BODA DRY & BODA
DRY JR.
BODA DRY is available in two sizes - the primary bag holds up to 4+
lenses, batteries and all the necessary accessories. BODA DRY JR, is
simply a smaller version and will hold 2-3 primary lenses.
In the near future, BODA will be releasing a third size of the BODA DRY
which will be called the MINI BODA DRY.
History: BODA was inspired by the pieced together messenger bags that
Jim and Katarina Garner (jgarnerphoto.com) used when they first began
photographing weddings years ago. Their free-flowing style of
photography requires that their equipment, especially the lenses, are
accessible as quickly as possible providing image diversity. BODA was
created to innovate and inspire photographers and expand their
creativity and individual style.
For additional information, please visit http://www.goboda.com or
contact BODA at info@goboda.com.
The SWPP 2008 Convention was an outstanding success,
we have 99 days to get ready for the 2009 convention - which starts on January 14, 2009
Photo Quote: Photography is more than a medium for factual communication of ideas. It is a creative art. - Ansel Adams