This camera holds a special place in my heart, being a gift from friends for my 30th birthday. A fairly recent addition, I’m still familiarising myself with it but love the 6x7 negatives.

Have you ever GAS’d for a piece of gear for years only to get it only to not click with it? That was the Xpan for me., my dream camera. It took me a while to gel with the panoramic format.

My first film camera. I love this point and shoot. Little needs to be said about it. This has been my EDC for years and has accompanied me around the world on my travels and countless hikes.

I love the design of this camera, the analogue dials are just timeless. Aside from the aesthetics of this camera I was drawn to the 28mm lens to capture a bit more when taking this hiking.

I picked this camera up out of curiosity, I’d heard so much about this camera and was drawn to its 80s design, ruggedness and pocket-ability. I really love its lens and function.

Soon after seeing a @shootswithcoops episode about using new lenses with old SLR film bodies I picked up this F100.

My first ‘real’ camera. With the 55mm f1.8 it was an entire month’s salary early in my advertising career. I thought all pros shot on manual and taught myself the basics on this camera.

A friend gifted me this when my only camera (the A7ii) was being fixed for months. I really enjoy shooting on the Fuji system and will probably upgrade at some point to the latest X-E.

When I was on the hunt for a small everyday carry I stumbled on this gem, recommended by Mattias Burling. With the 01 prime and and 06 tele this is a really powerful little combo.

This was a lucky cheap Facebook Marketplace find. I’ve used this primarily in the ocean and occasionally on rainy hikes and been really surprised at the quality of the images.

I’d been waiting a long time to get into the drone game and when the Mini 2 was released I jumped on it and got my accreditations.