Equipment
This is the kit behind the photos on this site — for anyone curious what's actually in the bag. Product photography below is courtesy of each manufacturer, credited under its image.
Camera
Fujifilm X-T4 — under 5,000 shutter actuations
The body behind almost every shot on this site — in-body stabilisation and weather sealing mean it comes out in low light, in the rain, and everywhere in between.
Image: Fujifilm
Lenses
Fujifilm XF 35mm f/1.4 R
A fast, natural-perspective prime — first choice for portraits and low-light work where a shallow, uncluttered background matters.
Image: Fujifilm
Fujifilm XF 18-55mm f/2.8-4 R LM OIS
The everyday zoom. Sharp enough to stay on the body full-time, and the one reached for when a moment won't wait for a lens change.
Image: Fujifilm
Fujifilm XF 30mm f/2.8 R LM WR Macro
A true 1:1 macro lens for close-up detail — texture, small objects, insects — with enough working distance to not spook a live subject.
Image: Fujifilm
Fujifilm XF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 R LM OIS WR
The long lens: wildlife, pets mid-motion, and anything too distant or too quick to approach.
Image: Fujifilm
Fujifilm XF 1.4X TC WR Teleconverter
Stretches the 70-300mm's reach further still, for the rare occasion 300mm isn't quite enough — at the cost of a stop of light.
Image: Fujifilm
Macro accessory
Meike MK-F-AF3A Auto Focus Macro Extension Tube Adapter Ring (10mm & 16mm)
A pair of extension tubes that let an ordinary lens focus much closer than it's designed to — a budget-friendly way into macro without buying a dedicated lens.
Image: Meike
Lighting & flash
Godox TT350F TTL Mini Camera Flash for Fujifilm (×2)
Small TTL flashes used off-camera for fill light and directional lighting setups, fired wirelessly rather than mounted on the hot shoe.
Image: Godox
Godox X3-F TTL Wireless Flash Trigger for Fujifilm
Sits on the hot shoe and commands the TT350F units wirelessly, keeping full TTL control with no cables in the frame.
Image: Godox
SmallRig RM120 RGB Video Light (×2)
Continuous, colour-adjustable LED lights — for video, and for creative colour-gelled stills a single flash burst can't do.
Image: SmallRig