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 Pocket 4P

The Osmo Pocket 4P 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 Nano

The Osmo Pocket 4P 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 4P. 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.

Billingham Hadley Pro

The Hadley 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 18 Pro

This is my iPhone 18 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 18 Pro is what I rely on to capture moments as they happen.

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.