My kit for taking photos

My work horse for my photograph work. This beast of a camera has been by my side for a more than 5+ years. Despite being put through stressful situations this camera still purrs along. A testament to Canon’s design.

A well-built Japanese camera offering full manual control with an automatic shutter speed option. The large, bright viewfinder features a microprism focussing aid for perfect images. Beautiful photos guaranteed.

I love this little thing. Slide in a roll of film and no need to change settings. Just point and shoot

My favorite lens and focal length—delivers phenomenal colours, razor-sharp clarity, and remarkable reliability. It truly captures exactly what I see, with perfect fidelity between reality and the image.

This is an essential addition to any photography kit and an ideal travel companion. It’s versatile enough to capture expansive establishing shots while offering just the right zoom to focus on details or perfectly frame a subject without sacrificing clarity.

This is a beast. Not only just in size but the image it can produce. I love using this in built up areas to get that really nice visual compression.

The essential tool for any form of creative work. I use the Adobe Suite, specifically Lightroom to edit and catalog all my photo work. No matter the task the MacBook Pro handles it without breaking a sweat.

A secondary monitor can skyrocket productivity, and this one has been outstanding. It offers a bright, vivid display with great viewing angles, an excellent stand, multiple inputs for all your accessories, and unbeatable color accuracy right out of the box.

I have multiples sizes of the portable Lacie hard drives. I’ve got a 1tb which I use for all my latest photos, as well as 3× 5tb drives to store my extended back catalog. The drives are fast, reliable and robust.

All though its small the iPad mini is more than meets the eye. I use to edit photos on the fly with Adobe Lightroom for the iPad but also as a wireless monitor when I’m at my desk thanks to Apple’s Sidecar built into MacOS.

The best of Apple in a small and compact speaker. Works flawlessly with my Apple devices. The sound quality is top notch too.

The A-Logic Twin USB-C Super Dock lets me power my setup, connect my monitor, multiple external hard drives, and even plug in an SD card—all in one. Plus, it’s ready to support two 4K displays whenever I decide to upgrade.

I've used the Herschel Supply Retreat backpack for years. They’re reliable, compact and I can fit a lot of stuff in it. I love that its discreet and doesn’t scream ‘Camera bag!’.

Fast, reliable and always work. I hIghly recommend investing in the ones with faster read and write speeds.

A new addition to my kit. Have some exciting projects planned with this new addition to my kit.