THE G.O.A.T CAMERAS THAT INSPIRED GENERATIONS
The eternal question in photography circles: “Does gear matter?” Does the camera you use really change the outcome? Will it make you a better photographer? Will it magically elevate your work to the next level?
For me, the short answer is: yes — but with nuance.
What you use matters in the sense that you need to want to use it. That’s the key. I should also clarify: I’m coming at this from the perspective of a hobbyist. I don’t get paid to take photos; in fact, I pay to take photos. That makes my relationship with gear very different to someone shooting for clients or billboards.
Is a Leica just another Black Box, is it really worth it?
Leica isn’t just a camera, it’s a legacy. From its legendary lenses to its timeless design and unique shooting experience, discover why photographers obsess over Leica.
If your pictures aren’t good enough, your not close enough! What Robert Capa Really Meant for Street Photography
Discover how Robert Capa’s famous quote can transform your street photography. Learn why getting close to your subject adds impact — plus 4 tips for better street photos
What's the magic number, 24 or 36?
“Is 36-exposure 35mm film really worth the extra cost? Discover why 24-exposure rolls can save money, add variety, and still deliver great shots.”
The Joy of Less: Finding My Flow with Photography
The Joy of Less: Finding My Flow with Photography.
Using less new gear to try and develop more photography work, with a new found admiration for 35mm film photography and using less digital assistance
What’s the Best Lens for Street Photography? (Spoiler: There Isn’t Just One!)
What’s the Best Lens for Street Photography? (Spoiler: There Isn’t Just One!)
Every street photographer eventually asks the same question: “What lens should I use?” It’s the age-old debate and much like arguing over the best coffee shop in the city, the answer changes depending on who you ask.