In remote locations, photography becomes as much a logistical exercise as a creative one. When you’re days from the nearest power source and generating hundreds of gigabytes of files, battery life and storage stop being background concerns—they become mission-critical. This guide breaks down how I manage memory cards, backups, and power on extended off-grid shoots, blending modern best practice with hard-earned lessons from the field.

We love to talk about cameras and lenses, but often it’s the support beneath them that determines whether an image works. From long hours in a hide to shooting wildlife in unpredictable wind, tripods, monopods, and gimbal heads quietly shape the photographs we bring home. This isn’t a brand comparison—it’s a field-tested look at support systems, what they do well, and how to choose the right tool for the way you actually shoot wildlife

Which Canon wildlife lens is right for you? In this hands-on comparison, I break down the pros, cons, and real-world performance of the RF 100–500mm, 100–300mm f/2.8, and 600mm f/4 — so you can choose the right tool for your photography.

Discover 10 essential wildlife photography accessories that can dramatically improve your results in the field — from stabilizing your shots to protecting your gear and powering your workflow on safari or hikes. These are the underrated tools that every wildlife photographer should carry.

Looking to get serious about wildlife photography on a budget? This 2025 guide breaks down pro-level mirrorless and DSLR kits under €3,000 — complete with lens recommendations, prices, and accessories for every photographer.

Wondering if it’s time to switch from DSLR to mirrorless in 2025? Discover the real-world pros and cons of both systems—especially for wildlife photography.

Looking for the best lenses for safari photography in 2025? Here are 7 tried-and-tested options with real-world advice to help you capture stunning wildlife images.

Not sure if you should upgrade to the Canon R5 Mark II? In this post, I break down what’s new, why gear alone won’t improve your shots, and when it actually makes sense to upgrade your current setup

Choosing between a 600mm prime and a 100-500mm zoom for safari photography? We break down the pros, cons, and use cases to help you decide which lens fits your needs