Abstract: A hand grip designed to be used in or near water that may be connected to either an image capturing device or the case that holds the image capturing device. The hand grip has a main body with a first end and a second end and a mounting piece located on at least one of the first end or the second end of the main body that allows for attachment of image capturing devices. The hand grip is adapted to float in water to provide angles and views of photographs from an image capturing device connected to the mounting piece while in the water.

Abstract: A hand grip designed to be used in or near water that may be connected to either an image capturing device or the case that holds the image capturing device. The hand grip has a main body with a first end and a second end and a mounting piece located on at least one of the first end or the second end of the main body that allows for attachment of image capturing devices. The hand grip is adapted to float in water to provide angles and views of photographs from an image capturing device connected to the mounting piece while in the water.

Abstract: A camera-mounting pole device including an air tight plastic tube with a first end and second end, a plastic end cap secured to the second end of the tube, a rubber hand grip secured to the first end of the tube, and a mounting piece having a plurality of prongs extending outwardly therefrom secured to the plastic end cap. The prongs are configured for receipt of an image capturing device or case therefore to releasably secure to the same. Each prong has a hole configured for receipt of a screw. The prongs are spaced apart and adapted to intermittently align with corresponding prongs of an image capturing device. The pole is preferably clear plastic that can uphold an image capturing device thereby enabling a photographer to capture images of himself or surroundings without a noticeable camera pole being present in the image.