My Gear

Leica Q3

The Leica Q3 is my trusty everyday carry. I’ve always dreamed of owning a Leica, and with the Q3’s USB-C charging and flip-out screen — two features I consider must-haves — I finally decided to take the plunge.

While it’s certainly an investment, this 60MP full-frame beauty brings a new level of quality and detail to my images that’s hard to match. To make it even more comfortable to shoot with, I pair it with a JJC thumb grip and the Leica Q3 handgrip, which help me keep steady and focused wherever I’m shooting.

Leica camera with a black textured body and lens
DJI Osmo Action 4K camera with gimbal and screen

DJI Osmo Pocket 3

The Osmo Pocket 3 is my go-to for videography and the backbone of the YouTube content you see from me.

Despite its compact size, it’s packed with impressive features like a 1-inch sensor, excellent low-light performance, and industry-leading stabilization.

This combination lets me capture smooth, high-quality footage without being weighed down, making it the perfect tool for filming on the move.

DJI Mic 2

This is the main microphone I use throughout my YouTube videos, paired with the DJI Pocket 3. Together, they make the perfect travel companion — lightweight, portable, and incredibly well-made.

The mic is packed with useful features, including built-in storage that means I never have to worry about losing audio backups.

It’s reliable and easy to use, helping me capture clear sound wherever my adventures take me.

Clear-view top of a DJI microphone transmitter showing internal components and PCB.
Fujifilm X-T30 mirrorless camera body, black finish.

Fujifilm X-T30

This is my backup camera now, but it still holds a special place in my heart. Since the moment I first caught the photography bug, the X-T30 has been a true workhorse for all my street photography.

Is it perfect? No camera ever is. But this little camera packs an incredible amount of features into such a compact body, making it a fantastic, lightweight, and affordable option for capturing moments on the street. Its balance of performance and portability has made it an essential part of my creative journey.

Fujifilm XF 18-55mm

Much like my camera, this lens has been with me from the very beginning, and for me, it’s the perfect all-rounder.

Its zoom range is wide enough to capture sweeping scenes but also lets me get closer to the action without disrupting the moment. The relatively low f-stop gives me the flexibility to shoot in a variety of lighting conditions, especially for night photography where it really shines. Over the years, this lens and camera body combo has been my trusted companion for the majority of my images, consistently delivering sharp, vibrant results that help bring my vision to life.

Black Fujifilm 18-55mm zoom lens with focus and aperture rings, marked with focal lengths and F-stop values, showcasing grip texture.
Black Billingham camera bag with buckle and strap

Billingham Hadley Digital

The Hadley Digital Pro is the camera bag I rely on to carry my everyday kit. It’s compact and comfortable to wear, yet thoughtfully designed to hold exactly what I need while keeping everything well protected.

The understated design doesn’t draw attention, which is ideal when I’m shooting on the street or travelling. I

t’s a bag that feels practical, durable, and well considered — making it easy to focus on shooting rather than what I’m carrying.

iPhone 14 Pro

This is my iPhone 14 Pro — the device most of our lives revolve around these days. It gets me from A to B, holds my entire music library for when I need something blasting into my ears, and takes care of all the usual day-to-day essentials.

More importantly, it’s the camera I always have with me. When I don’t have my main camera to hand, the iPhone 14 Pro is what I rely on to capture moments as they happen.

Purple iPhone 14 smartphone showing front and back, highlighting the camera setup and display.
iPad Pro with a vibrant, colorful display and dual rear cameras on a sleek, metallic body.

M2 iPad Pro (2022) 12.9”

This is my go-to editing workstation. The iPad is incredibly powerful and easily handles all of my photo editing in Lightroom and Photoshop without breaking a sweat. Using the Apple Pencil allows for extremely precise adjustments, which is especially useful when fine-tuning details. It’s also where I edit all of my videos using Final Cut Pro, making it a central part of my creative workflow.

Its lightweight, portable design makes it far easier to travel with than a traditional laptop, which is why it’s the perfect companion when I’m working on the move.

M5 MacBook Pro

I often pair this with the capable iPad Pro, but when I need the full Adobe desktop suite in a truly powerful yet lightweight machine, the M5 MacBook Pro is my go-to. Its build quality feels excellent in hand and it handles everything I throw at it — from detailed photo edits to video work and everyday admin — with smooth, reliable performance.

Whether I’m on the road or at home, it quietly gets the job done so I can focus on creating images that tell a story.