My Gear

Cameras

• OM SYSTEM OM-1 Mark II
  My main wildlife camera — fast, reliable, and built for capturing critical moments when timing matters most.

• OM SYSTEM OM-5 Mark II
  Lightweight and versatile — perfect for travel, storytelling, and situations where mobility is key.

Lenses

• M.Zuiko 150–400mm f/4.5 TC1.25x IS PRO
  My primary wildlife lens — exceptional reach and detail while maintaining a respectful distance from the subject.

• M.Zuiko 12–100mm f/4 IS PRO
  A true all-rounder — ideal for landscapes, environmental shots, and storytelling around the subject.

• M.Zuiko 17mm f/1.8 (Mark II)
  Compact and natural — great for everyday moments and low-light situations.

• M.Zuiko 25mm f/1.8 (Mark II)
  Classic and clean — perfect for capturing authentic scenes with a cinematic feel.

• M.Zuiko 60mm f/2.8 Macro
  My gateway into the small world — perfect for details, textures, and quiet moments in nature that are often overlooked.

Action Camera / 360

• Insta360 Ace Pro 2
  My cinematic action camera, fantastic for those POV footage.

Audio

• RØDE VideoMicro
  Lightweight and simple — perfect for capturing ambient sound in the field.

• RØDE VideoMic NTG
  More control and higher quality — ideal for focused audio and voice recording.

Bags & Carry

• PGYTECH OnePro ST Backpack (Night Camo)
  A versatile backpack designed for serious outdoor use and quick access to gear.

• Osprey Kestrel 68
  Built for longer expeditions — reliable, comfortable, and ready for remote environments.

Philosophy

Photography, for me, is not about gear — it’s about presence.

My equipment is simply a bridge between what I experience in the field and what I hope to share with others. Every piece in my kit is chosen with intention: to stay light, move freely, and never miss the fleeting moments that nature offers without warning.

I don’t chase perfection in controlled environments — I chase authenticity in the wild. From the silence of frozen landscapes to the intensity of close wildlife encounters, my goal is always the same: to tell honest stories about the natural world.

Being out there, often in remote and challenging conditions, reminds me why simplicity matters. The less I need to think about gear, the more I can focus on what truly matters — the moment, the light, and the life unfolding in front of me.

This is more than a setup. It’s a way of working, a way of seeing, and above all, a way of connecting with nature.