“Where is your favorite place you have visited?”
This is such a difficult question for me and I try to avoid it at all cost because genuinely, each place I visit is a favorite for one reason or another (you may notice this in my destination travelogues). I try to form connections everywhere I go, whether that is with the people, the culture or the location itself. Some areas are my favorites due my diving experiences, others because of the friendships I formed there, and still others because of the personal milestones I crossed during my stay.
“Where are you going next?”
I generally indicate upcoming travels on the homepage. Sometimes I plan my adventures well in advance and other times, they are more spontaneous decisions.
“What kind of camera do you use?”
My current primary camera is a Nikon D850. Underwater, I pair this with a Nauticam housing with Inon mega float arms and Z330 strobes. I use a Nauticam flip diopter holder for SMC diopters, along with a Nauticam 34-degree angled viewfinder and FIX Neo lights. On land, I use the same camera as often as possible, but when I need something lighter and more compact, I use a Sony RX100.
Before I upgraded to full-frame DSLR, I used an Olympus OM-D EM-10 mirrorless micro 4/3. Before this, my underwater videos and stills, were just from my little GoPro Hero3 with a Backscatter flip-up red filter. It is difficult to capture beautiful images underwater without a professional camera and strobe setup, but the GoPro worked well to get started since it was compact, durable and priced relatively reasonably. To improve the quality of the base GoPro, a red filter and light are a must.
Some of my older land photos are from my prior Nikon D5200 DSLR and really old shots are just from a simple point-and-shoot Canon PowerShot SD960 IS Digital Elph.
“Did you take all of the photos on this site?
All of the photos on this site are mine (unless otherwise credited) and under copyright. No part of this site – photos, text, videos or other content – is approved for any use or reproduction without my permission. If you are interested in an image or other content, please contact me though this site to discuss.
“Are you open to collaborations?
You may contact me though this site to discuss.