Photos

Take a look at some recent photos and the gear that I’m currently using. As usual, you can contact me with any questions.

Current Gear

• Canon R5 – After using Canon DSLR cameras for 15+ years, I was eager to try their new mirrorless lines. The Canon R wasn’t quite enough camera for me, but I love everything about the R5. I also replaced all my EF lenses with RF versions. 
• Canon RF 24-70mm F2.8 L – This is the lens used most often around the house. It’s also the one I keep on the camera for walk-around travel.It’s sharp and fast. 
• Canon RF 70-200mm F2.8 L – This lens is a bit larger, though much smaller than it’s EF predecessor. It’s ideal for sports, animals, portraits, beach outings, stage plays, etc. Anything that requires a little zoom from a distance. I’d really like to add the Canon RF 100-500mm L lens for more zoom at some point but I haven’t made the purchase yet. 
• Canon RF 50mm F1.8: With my last camera, I had the 1.2L version of this lens. It was wonderful, and took beautiful photos, but was way too heavy to carry around regularly. So this time I went with the 1.8, which is inexpensive, and very small and light. I enjoy having the nifty fifty that forces creativity. 
• iPad Pro – The iPad has become so powerful and offers a beautiful screen. It’s so great to edit photos on. I pair mine with the Apple Smart Keyboard Folio and bring it on all my travels. 
• Apple USB-C to SD Card Reader – I use this to move photos from the Canon to the iPad. It’s super fast to transfer, adds a nice backup, and let’s me start editing right away. 
• iPhone 15 Pro – As usual, the best camera is the one you have with you. When I don’t have the Canon, the iPhone does the trick.
• Apple Photos App – The default Photos too has gotten so good at syncing and storage, I keep everything in there now. Even the edit features are good most of the time.
• Pixelmator Photo – When I need a little better editing, or the ability to remove parts of the photo, this app is wonderful to use on iPhone and iPad.