
How to Carry Two Cameras at a Wedding Without Straps
Two camera bodies are useful at a wedding for a simple reason: they let you move between focal lengths without stopping to change lenses. You might carry a 35mm lens for photographs that place peop...

Why Every Photographer Should Go on a Photography Walk
Photo walks are one of the simplest and most underrated habits a photographer can build. No brief, no deadline; just you, your camera and wherever the walk takes you. Here's why you should make the...

Travel Gear Letting You Down? Here’s the Solution
The best landscape photographs are rarely captured from the easiest locations. They come from early starts, long walks and challenging terrain, where every piece of gear needs to earn its place. Wh...

What to Wear For Wedding Photography
What you wear as a wedding photographer is about more than looking professional. A wedding day can mean twelve hours on your feet, moving constantly between locations, carrying multiple cameras an...

The Best Shot You Take, is The One You Can Actually Take
The best travel photography is rarely about perfect composition or ideal light. More often, it comes down to being ready. Moments on the road are fleeting, gone in seconds, and if your camera is n...

Your Camera Strap is Hurting you: Here’s how to fix it
Photography is hard on the body, especially when heavy kit is carried from the neck or shoulder for hours. Spider Holster shifts that weight to the hips, reducing strain while keeping your camera s...
