In testing and reviewing the DJI Osmo Nano, I've started to wonder, when does camera gear minimalism go too far? The Nano is impressive for POV and mounted footage. But the moment you try to use it as a handheld B-roll camera, the wheels fall off.

The best photography purchase I've made in years has nothing to do with cameras or lenses. Here's why the iPad Mini might be the most underrated tool in a photographer's kit.

Lightroom presets are everywhere, but they rarely work the way you hope. The problem isn't the photographer selling them, it's the format itself. Color profiles solve the core issues presets can't, giving you a more flexible, reliable foundation for consistent color grading no matter what you're shooting with.

AI photography tools can create perfect images instantly, but they can't give you the skills, experience, or pride from years of learning. Here's why I'm choosing the hard way.

I’ve spent years bouncing around the west coast cities, now it’s time to look back and break down what each one has to offer street photographers.

Struggling with fear or hesitation in street photography? Here’s how to build confidence, connect with people, and capture authentic moments without anxiety.

If you’re a Fujifilm X100VI owner looking to squeeze the best possible video quality out of your camera, without diving into a mountain of technical details, this guide is for you.

“Cinematic” is a descriptor that has been beaten to death on social media, but I think it boils down to beautiful images that tell a story. Let’s talk about how to find and compose them.

Creators and YouTubers are quietly jumping ship from Fujifilm lately. Is Fuji’s “fun factor” enough to keep people from chasing the better performance found elsewhere?

I'm two years into life as a full-time traveler and photographer, and as much as I love it, today I want to talk about the less picturesque side.

The Sigma 18-50 f/2.8 is the kind of lens that every single photographer should have in their bag, but there is one HUGE problem with it. It zooms. 

The Fujifilm X-H2s is possibly the last camera anyone would consider for street photography. Here’s how it changed my whole perspective on what I want from a camera.

Now that I’ve spent several months with Fujifilm’s X-H2s, it’s time to distill some of my initial thoughts and observations into pros and cons. Will I keep this camera around? Let’s talk.

Let me tell you about the Pakt Everyday 22L and how it became my all-time favorite day-to-day backpack for street photography and everything else.

I never really got along with the Fujifilm X-T5, but it taught me a lot about photography and making do with the tools that we have instead of worrying about what we don’t. Let’s discuss.

Solo travel can and will change your life. Traveling alone isn’t just about exploring new places and taking photos, it’s about being able to count on yourself and be truly, happily, alone. Here's my guide to making the most of it.

If there’s one place I’ve been that I had to point to as the ‘best’ place for street photography, Lisbon would be near the top of my list. Read about my favorite street photography locations here!

I challenged myself to do just about nothing but photograph New York City for two weeks before leaving the city in the Fall. This is what I learned about myself and photography.

It’s the end of the year, and as usual I’m back with some reflections from another 365 days of photography + a few of my favorite photos.

First impressions with Color IO, why it's blown me away, how I’ve been using it the last few months in my workflow, and my hopes for its future as a color grading and photo-editing platform.