Comments on: Milford Track Day 3: Quintin Lodge To Sandfly Point & Mitre Peak Lodge. http://www.cookiesound.com/2015/05/milford-track-day-3-quintin-lodge-to-sandfly-point-and-mitre-peak-lodge/ We are a mother-daughter photography team, passionate about travelling to foreign countries around the world. Travel ⎮ Photography ⎮ Documentary. Sun, 10 Jun 2018 00:43:20 +0000 hourly 1 By: Nisa http://www.cookiesound.com/2015/05/milford-track-day-3-quintin-lodge-to-sandfly-point-and-mitre-peak-lodge/comment-page-1/#comment-886258 Mon, 22 Jun 2015 09:27:48 +0000 http://www.cookiesound.com/?p=12555#comment-886258 Hello Susy!

Thank you so much for your lovely words, appreciate it a lot :)

NZ was one of my favourite travel destinations ever. It’s also a country I could really see myself moving to (I love Austria and until NZ I couldn’t imagine living anywhere else, so that means quite a lot). I hope to visit NZ again in the near future to explore more of it.

To your question: I usually back up my photos twice: once on my laptop and then on an external hard-drive (minimum 2TB). Travelling light is always good, but camera gear is heavy and I rather carry a couple of grams/kilos more and am safe in case something happens. I don’t like cloud back-ups, also because internet connection is not always available. Of course, if someone would steal my stuff, then that would be a disaster, but luckily that have never happened (fingers crossed).

Take care!

]]> By: Susy http://www.cookiesound.com/2015/05/milford-track-day-3-quintin-lodge-to-sandfly-point-and-mitre-peak-lodge/comment-page-1/#comment-767640 Mon, 15 Jun 2015 11:55:58 +0000 http://www.cookiesound.com/?p=12555#comment-767640 Hi Nisa,
I’ve just come across your blog for the first time, your photos are incredible. I’m from New Zealand (although based in Europe at the moment), and your NZ photos make me particularly homesick!
I’m curious to know: what’s your preferred way to back up your photos when you’re travelling light and/or in remote places? I found it a bit tricky (and had a near-disaster) when travelling in Central America, so I’m interested to hear how you manage it.
Thanks!
Susy

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