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How to Improve Faster: Attention Over Equipment

Shoot nonstop" is only half the advice. Here's the other half: gear traps to avoid, why the bag should stay closed first, and why manual mode beats presets.

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How to Improve Faster: Attention Over Equipment

Shoot nonstop" is only half the advice. Here's the other half: gear traps to avoid, why the bag should stay closed first, and why manual mode beats presets.

The Kit That Lets Me Forget the Gear

No sponsorships, no hype: the camera bodies and four-lens kit I trust in cold, rain, and wind, tested the hard way, not chosen for a discount code.

[Field Notes] New Zealand: Chasing Snow and Icebergs

It took a month of driving back and forth, a leaking van, and one message from a stranger for the mountain to finally give me the window I'd been chasing.

AI in Landscape Photography: Where Technology Ends

AI can replicate aesthetics, but it cannot inherit experience. A reflection on where artificial intelligence helps landscape photography, and where it never will.

Seascape Without a Tripod: 8 Simple Tips From the Field

Two broken filters forced a handheld approach to seascapes: stabilization, burst mode, and shutter timing that beats standing back with a tripod.

Dolomites Adventure Cinematic Film

Two landscape photographers explore the Italian Dolomites. A short cinematic film about friendship, van life, hiking, and chasing light in the mountains.

New Zealand's Cinematic Landscapes

Experience the soul of New Zealand in this stunning visual journey. A heartfelt video teaser of wild landscapes, epic timelapses, and the magic of van life.

Podcast With/Avec Sarah The Nomadic Lifestyle

Explore New Zealand with Jamil Slim on Sarah's podcast as they discuss his working holiday visa experience, photography, and van life. The podcast is in french

Canot-Camping Rivière Malbaie

A Canoe-camping trip on “Rivière De La Malbaie” starting from the Hautes Gorges National Park for 3 nights and 4 days, self-sufficient.
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