, 2021-12-22 08:00:00,

While almost all cameras now have an LCD monitor that allows photographers to capture images without using the eyepiece, many people, especially professionals, still take photographs the ‘traditional way’. That is, squinting and peering through the eyepiece.

This technique may produce stunning images but, unfortunately, it also produces crow’s feet and wrinkles in photographers, especially if images are taken in direct sunlight as most planespotters do. 

On the surface, it sounds like a minor problem but ‘Photographer’s Wrinkle’ is a real concern among photographers. However, they are also divided over the issue. There are some who advocate sticking to the viewfinder LCD and keeping both eyes open, while others also advise fellow photographers to wear their crow’s feet with pride. 

There’s no right or wrong approach, but what we do know is that planespotters, just like other photographers, would appreciate some TLC for their peepers to minimize wear and tear from squinting under the sun.  

The Peter Thomas Roth Full-Size Hydra Gel Heroes is a three-piece kit of full-sized under eye patches, aka ‘soothing masks’, for the under eye area. Whether it’s dark circles, dryness, crow’s feet or overall anti-ageing issues, the three masks can address all under eye problems experienced by outdoor photographers and planespotters. 

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