My main camera body for images and video. I love the sensor technology Sony has integrated, which supports up to 42.4 MP images and 4K HDR video.

My main and favorite lens. It’s sharp, has a versatile zoom range, and produces some great results. I use this lens for literally everything.

My telephoto lens. This bad larry has an epic zoom range, sharpness quality, and image stabilization.

My drone of choice. I found the size of this drone to be really convenient for travel. Not to mention it packs a fantastic sensor supporting 48 MP images.

Fantastic little thing, this GoPro takes 27 MP photos - even in RAW! I’ve mostly used this while scuba diving.

Made in 1962, this film camera was revolutionary despite it’s appearance. Though an older camera, it still creates great images that give you that classic film look.

Sturdy and lightweight tripod with a carbon-fiber finish. This tripod’s unique design allows for not just camera attachments but smartphone mounting as well as a hook to hang your bag from.

Signature VND lenses, 2-5 and 6-9 stop variations. Great for run-n-gun photography and bright conditions.

VND lenses, 2-5 and 6-9 stop variations for my Mavic drone. Very useful filters for flying high in the sky on sunny days.

A close-up filter, or diopter, is a magnifier that optically decreases the focal length of a camera lens placed behind it. I use the +4 while using the underwater housing with dome port.

Small, easy-to-handle, high quality microphone I use for making videos and reels.

Protection from water, snow, dust, and abrasion. I like a clean sensor…and camera.

Waterproof and crushproof case I keep all my SD cards and camera batteries in.

A protective travel case for the SSD I keep all my media on.

This thing is awesome. This pocket LED (with diffuser) is quite powerful, generating 18 watts of ultra-bright and soft-light colors - 2500~8500K. Great for setting the tone while composing shoots.

Convenience, really. A light-weight elastic attachment for holding my drone’s propellers to its body. I find this useful so I don’t have to constantly remove and replace the props while I pack.

The main SD type I use with my camera. Incredible fast transfer rate so no time is wasted writing photos to memory when I want to switch camera funtions.

Secondary SD type I use with my camera. Since my camera takes larger images, an SD card with deep storage is preferred.

A dedicated USB SDXC reader for the Sony UHS-II card.

2-in-1 SD card reader I use for exporting media to my laptop or SSD.

Main brand of Micro SD I use for the drone.

Extra batteries! I have three total.

My everyday, multi-purpose camera bag. This bag can be reorganized to carry whatever gear you have. I take this bag with me everywhere.

Medium size rain cover for my camera bag. Like my camera, I like a clean bag.

Genius. This clip is great for quick camera access while on the go. It attaches to the backpack strap so the camera can be mounted against your chest.

Always on my camera when out shooting. This wrist strap is very reliable and strong enough that you won’t ever have to worry about dropping your camera.

LiPo Battery and Fireproof safe travel cases for drone batteries. Extra measure of safety when traveling by plane.

Small but deep storage I keep all my media on.

What I use for all image editing and photo organization.

What I use for object removal, image touchups, and canvasing.

What I use for video editing and creating Instagram Reels.

Can’t forget the GoPro, this protective housing is rated for 60m (196ft) underwater depth.

A full featured and durable waterproof housing for my Sony camera. DL meaning dry-lock, this housing is rated for 200’ depth.

An 8” diameter dome made of optical grade acrylic. This port specifically fits over my 24-105mm lens.

Extends a DL system dome or flat port by approximately 50mm. This port extension is needed to fit my zoom lens.

Extends a DL system dome or flat port by approximately 20mm. Also needed to fit my zoom lens in the housing.

A zoom/focus gear attachment that will allow me to zoom the lens inside the housing - pretty sick.

A second handle for the underwater housing. It’s much easier to handle the housing with both hands rather than one.

Extends the lever away from the housing and closer to a right-hand handle. Extra layer of convenience.

Two-to-one sync cable from the Ikelite housing to two SEA&SEA strobes.

This ball mount is connected to the top of the housing handles and can have more extension arms connected to it for strobes or other items.

This mount kit is super lightweight, flexible, and includes everything you need to attach your GoPro to an Ikelite DSLR top mount or any 3/4-inch flex mount. This will let me record while I capture photos.

A vacuum leak detection system allows you to check for leaks after assembling your housing and prior to entering the water. This can make the difference between a successful dive and a stressful situation.

Light and easy to handle arm for connecting underwater strobes to the camera housing.

Super easy to use clamp to hold arm sections, strobes, or the ball mount from the housing itself, together.

A pair of great strobes I was fortunate enough to acquire through donation. Unfortunately, this strobe model has been discontinued.

A small ball mount to fit the SEA&SEA strobes I use, and connect them to the rest of the rig.

Non-compressible floats (foam) that add positive buoyancy to the otherwise heavy underwater rig, attaching to the arm sections. This is to help keep the rig neutrally buoyant instead of pulling you up or down.