Adapting the Breakthrough Photography x100 for a Single Filter
I have been using the X100 filter holder from Breakthrough Photography recently, but I needed to make a quick mod that you might like to know about.
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Cool! DJI Osmo Pocket – Tiny 3-Axis Stabilized Camera
DJI’s latest handheld gimbal, the Osmo Pocket, costs just $349 and shoots 4K 60p video. It has a built-in touchscreen, a battery that lasts for two hours and an incredible variety of modes to shoot stabilized videos, motion timelapses, multi-row panoramic images and much more. You can even...
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Best Black Friday Photography Deals
Best Black Friday & Cyber Monday Photography Deals I’ve dug through the piles of emails from brands and retailers, and put together a list of what I think are the best deals this year. Black Friday is a hectic day for online shopping, but there are some genuinely amazing deals in this...
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Gear Check: How I Store My Camera Gear
This week I thought we’d take a look at how I store my camera gear when it’s not in use. I use a Ruggard Electric Dry Cabinet that I got from B&H Photo. This lockable cabinet has both temperature and humidity controls, and that helps to dry your gear out thoroughly after wet and...
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Behind The Shot: Frozen Forest in the Yukon
It’s definitely winter in Canada now so the BTS posts are likely to be snowy ones for a while! This is a recent shot from a hidden valley near Whitehorse in the Canadian Yukon Territory.
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Drobo Launches the 8D. An 8-Bay Thunderbolt 3 Storage Solution
My primary photo storage device is a Drobo 5D3 which is a 5-bay Thunderbolt 3 enabled storage array. I also use a 5N2 NAS to mirror the 5D3 every night, and I keep an older Thunderbolt 2 5D unit at another physical location as a third backup. You could say I’m pretty invested in the Drobo...
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Appreciating the BH-55 Ballhead In Cold Weather
Using the Really Right Stuff BH-55 ballhead in winter conditions is making me appreciate it more and more!
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Gear Check: RRS Gimbal Case
These days I find myself using a gimbal head for about half of my photography so it’s a really important part of my kit alongside my regular ballhead. My gimbal of choice has always been the Really Right Stuff PG-02, but if you aren’t familiar with all the choices out there, you might...
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BTS: Black Tusk + Polarizer
This shot is a pretty classic view of Black Tusk in Whistler, British Columbia. You can get this view at the top of the Peak Chair on the ski hill, but the dramatic lighting in this one is courtesy of sunrise light while we were filming the Choose To Be Bold film about my work. I love the dramatic...
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Behind the Shot: Coyote Closeup
How do you find wildlife to photograph? That’s a good question, and one that is often asked. Everyone has their secret spots, but sometimes you just have to put the miles in. You’ve just got to get in the car and drive!
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Let Me Tell You About My Unexpected Life
This year I had the great pleasure of working with Whistler Blackcomb on a short film project as one of the subjects their Choose to Be film series. This series of six videos explores the lives of people that in the Whistler valley, and the choices they made that defined their lives. My journey...
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Think Tank’s Brand New Rain Covers Are Perfect for This Exact Reason
Think Tank just launched newly refined versions of their camera rain covers, so I thought I’d show you exactly why you should have something like this in your bag.
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Why Do I Keep a Notebook in My Camera Bag?
I just returned from a week-long photo trip to Vancouver Island where I spent time photographing black bears fishing for salmon as I work on collecting photos for my first ever book project. A couple of days after I got back from the trip I spent a few hours doing something that for me, has become...
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Paddling Magazine Feature
I don’t always get to share published work but this quick piece about kayaking with grizzly bears, from a kayaking magazine called Paddling Magazine, is available to read online in their digital edition.
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Gear Check: Pelican Storm Cases for Kayaking
Since buying my new kayak last month I’ve been testing various methods to safely carry camera gear on my trips. First I tried using a waterproof deck bag strapped to the webbing in front of the cockpit. This worked ok on flat water such as lakes, but it proved cumbersome to deal with in less...
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Peak Design Travel Backpack Launched
Peak Design are expanding their lineup of photography bags with the addition of the Travel Backpack 45L. This bag is actually adjustable in volume from 30-45L to accommodate a variety of airline regulations, and the interior of the bag is customizable with three different sizes of Photo Cubes to...
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