Exploring the unlikely intersections of walking, photography and making
It’s fair to say my technical approach to photography has shifted. Gone are the days of lugging eight pounds of Nikon bodies and lenses across Europe. Or backpacks loaded down with Cirkut panoramic cameras. Or car trunks filled with 4x5 view cameras, massive tripods and film holders. No, my gear kit is decidedly minimal these... Continue Reading →
Camera bags are arguably the most important accessory a photographer owns. Sure, they protect and store valuable equipment. But, to my mind, a good bag is integral to the way a photographer chooses to work. A backpack style of bag suggests a more contemplative working process. The photographer stands, lowers his pack to the ground.... Continue Reading →