When not in use, where do you store your camera gear?
) For those that don't have a photography studio, where are you keeping your photography gear when it's not getting used. Do you hide your gear in your camera bag and stuff it in a closet or under the bed or do have a special spot just for your gear? Now I'm certain I don't have as much as most of you, but I have a shelf in a wide hallway that I have my camera and lenses sitting on. Honestly I just love looking at it. My husband says I have 'guy syndrome' . I think this is just a phrase he made up, but he says any time a guy get's a new car, tools or electronics they like to constantly look at it. 
Joves wrote: What you are supposed to store it? Thats a good one.
Actually my camera is at my desk, on the seat of the car, or within handy reach. The lenses that I carry are in my backpack, and then there are those that I am not sure which box they are in.
I'm glad I'm not the only who does this. My camera(s) are part of my getting dressed in the morning!
It's VERY rare to see me without mine. It's been that way for many months now. But if I don't have it with me it stays in a backpack at home. My soft boxes, reflectors, stands, and other miscellaneous items get stored in my van's floor storage.
"The most endangered species? The honest man!"
In plastic boxes, various bags, a couple drawers and in piles in every corner of my house.... 
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