What’s in my camera bag? Senior Photographer edition

Camera Body

I shoot with a Nikon D750. I love how light and compact it is. It has a fast speed of shooting and it a true workhorse. Best of all it can connect via WIFI to my phone and I can quickly grab a few images to post if needed. #ad

Lighting modifiers

I am 95% of the time a natural light photographer. So i primarily use a reflector for my shoots. My favorite reflector is large and has options for silver/white/black/gold colors for every situation. It even has convenient handles. #ad

Flash (when rarely used)

Mostly in-studio I will use my flash. A Nikon SB900. This is a very straight forward to use and plenty of power for all my indoor needs. #ad

Wide angle Lens

My favorite lens (it stays on my camera 90% of the time) is the Sigma Art 35mm 1.4 lens. It is fast, sharp and gives an editorial vibe to my senior images. I just love it! #ad

Portrait Lens

For gorgeous creamy bokeh and perfect focus every time, I love my Nikon 85 mm 1.4 lens. You definitely wont go wrong with this one. #ad

Specialty lens

I got my Nikon 70-200mm 2.8 a while back and while it is amazing for those shot where you can back way up, it isn’t great for close ups. And it weighs a ton. But wow does it produce some amazing shots! #ad

Specialty Lens

This fun lens is new for me and it is so so so much fun to shoot with! The Sigma 10-20mm f/4-5.6. It is wild how fun this one is to shoot with. I can really challenge my creativity with it. #ad

The actual bag….

This is a great bag for hauling all my camera items around in. It has changeable compartments so I can move it to suit my needs for that day. So comfy to wear all day too. And I also have a whole post about What you need to pack for a travel session! #ad