My Favorite Gear

As I go from job to job, I'm constantly trying to find the very best tools to make my work more enjoyable. 

Explore this list and see how it can change your life too. 

The products I advertise are the products I use daily and believe in, and as an affiliate, I’ll make sure you get the best price and I may get a small commission from any purchases made. Win-win.

Peak Design Capture Clip

There's multiple ways to carry your camera. I think the most common way is the neck strap, and while there are amazing Peak Design offerings there that I also use, I find myself reaching for this Capture Clip the most. 

A reliable quick release system that acts like a holster for your camera. It keeps the ability to take a quick photo right at the tip of your fingers without having to worry about the dangling camera straps. It’s encouraged run and gun photo opportunities and made them exciting again. 

Amazon Kindle Paperwhite

As an avid book reader, I like to unwind whenever I can by reading, before bed, during lunch breaks, and more. 
I usually read two to three books at a time and I can not fit that in my luggage. 
Sure, you can read on your phone using the Kindle app, but a dedicated device for reading keeps me focused on reading and the e-ink display looks just like paper; it's just so easy on the eyes. Plus with the adjustable warmth of the backlight, it makes those late night reading sessions feel sweet again. 

Insta360 X3

There’s a lot of appeal of not having to worry about making sure every video has perfect framing. Sometimes, you just want to be in the moment and hit record. 
The Insta360 X3 solves this with its 360 degree view dual recording cameras  capable of filming in 5K!
You go into the app after you’re done filming and pick the view that you like best. It recorded all angles.
Plus, with the invisible selfie stick, you get awesome third person camera work like this.
Insta360 just released a newer version, the X4, but currently there’s a better bundle deal going on with the X3.
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