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My new video just went live! How to find a photoshoot location anywhere - link is in my bio 🌿 edited this photo with my Canyon Lightroom Preset Pack @digitalfilmactions

Another shot from my latest YouTube vid, this was taken on the 180mm end of the @tamronaus 70-180mm f2.8 and edited with my Lotus Lightroom Preset which I just posted a before & after of here: @digitalfilmactions

My new video just went live! I did a portrait photoshoot + lens review on the @tamronaus 70-180mm f2.8 link is in my bio to watch. Edited this with my Lotus Lightroom Preset Pack @digitalfilmactions

I had so much fun sharing my photo editing workshop with #teampixel @googlepixel tonight! Shared a few different ways you can edit your photos with apps on the Pixel like Snapseed and my very own Digital Film App too 🤗 also nice to see everyone from

I have a new video up on my channel! Behind the scenes of this shoot on the A7R4 + Zeiss 50mm f1.4 - link is in my bio. Edited this with my Amalfi Lightroom Preset from @digitalfilmactions

@danpodbierezki took some portraits of me on the A7R4 🌾

#blackouttuesday 🖤 link in my stories to some helpful links where you can donate/sign/read/learn

Trying to outrun the A7R4 eye AF 😂 new video on my channel comparing the Sony A7R4 vs A7III with a bunch of different field tests - link is in my bio! @sonyaustralia @digitalfilmactions

New video with tips on how to pose your clients for a portrait photoshoot just went live on my channel! Link is in my bio - let me know what you think 😄 edited with my Canyon preset @digitalfilmactions

Some before & afters from my latest self portrait video! It was golden hour during these photos to get the strong directional light from my blinds, but I really wanted the final photos to have a cooler tone to them. I took these on the Sony A6600