Gearing Up for Success

Equipment are Means to an End

Photographic gear I have used and rely on to get the job done.

The items on this page are the result of genuine hands-on experience, countless hours spent in the field enduring challenging weather conditions, to say the least. These are what work for me and what I personally use. However, it doesn't imply that this is the only way, as there is no one right way.

Regardless of the brand

  • Photography Gear

    Thermal monocular

    Essential item for night photography, we can scout our surrounding making sure we are in the correct spot.

  • Photography Gear

    Tree steps

    Every now and then the only way to get our shoot is to climb a tree.

  • Photography Gear

    Binocular

    Not only for birds watching but also to search for our target from distance.

  • survival Gear

    Multi-tool

    You will never know how much you needed one until you have one with you all the times.

  • survival Gear

    Glow stick

    Help me leave track point for my friends if they are behind, and if we are doing night photography in the night this help us signal our position for occasional cars especially when we park to the side of the road with no car light on.

  • Photography Gear

    Tactical tool belt

    Easy to customise “Molle Pouches“, keep you essentials within your reach, weight distribution from your back to your hips, adusjatble to your mission needs. when you don’t need it simply take it off.

  • hiking Gear

    Leg gaiters

    Offer more than just added protection against elements such as water and mud; they also provide an effective barrier against intrusive insects, preventing them from crawling down into my pants.

  • Shotgun Microphone

    Shotgun Microphone

    Directed microphone focuses on the sounds in front of the camera, while attenuating unwanted sound coming from the sides and rear

  • Photography Gear

    Flashlight

    Main usage to help the camera focus in the dark.

  • Photography Gear

    Game caller

    Great way to call animals from a distance.

  • Photography Gear

    Flash extender

    Increase the flashlight through for long distance shooting.

  • Photography Gear

    Car rig\plate

    Helps me hold and stabilize my big lens while we hide in the car for extended amount of time.

  • Military face paint

    Face paint

    Most of the times a very few exposed parts of the skin can ruin the best camo.

  • Photography Gear

    Trail camera

    For planning before we target a location.

  • Photography Gear

    Flash braket

    Essential item to use flashlight with a telephoto lens

  • Survival Gear

    Head lamp

    easy, small and reliable.

  • Survival Gear

    Rain poncho

    Light, packable, multi purpose and can cover you and your equipments on the move.

  • Survival gear

    Dry bag

    when its cold and wet, its better to keep some items protected from water and weather.

  • Survival Gear

    Camping shovel

    From preparing a fire pit to follow scorpion under ground and all in between.

  • Photography Gear

    Camera chest mount

    Best way to keep your hands free during field trips, and offer better weight distribution.

  • Double Gimbal Head

    Double Gimbal Head

    Mount 2 Cameras, or a camera and binoculars on one head, pointing to the same direction

  • Survival Gear

    knife - Full Tang

    Cut food, ropes, wood and defend your self.

Nikon 400mm

There is no one-size-fits-all approach; every piece of equipment and gear serves as a tool to accomplish the task at hand.

Each trip or targeted shoot requires a specific set of gear to bring the vision to life, and I adapt my camera bag accordingly.

Flexibility, adaptability and precision in choosing the right tools for each photographic endeavor are key to achieving the desired results.