Everything in my pockets and camera bag on every shoot — wallets, multi-tools, knives, a flashlight you don't need but absolutely want, and a $200 mystery box from WESN that arrived in a vintage metal toolbox.
I set out to shoot street photography in the Cayman Islands — and honestly, I wasn't sure it was even possible here. What I didn't expect was that the day would fall apart completely before giving me the best portrait I've taken all year.
I'm putting away my digital cameras. For the next 365 days, everything I shoot personally will be on film only. No instant feedback, no deleting - just whatever the light does to the film in my camera at the time.
If you own a Fujifilm X100VI, these are the filters I actually use—and one of them has barely left my camera in over two years.
For a long time, I chased the newest gear, the cleanest setup, and the fastest way to create. But lately… I’ve found myself slowing down
For years I’ve built my career creating for clients through my production company, Armada Films. But somewhere along the way, I stopped creating the kind of work I actually wanted to make.
Have you ever spent ages manually entering Fujifilm film recipe settings into your camera?
