Dan Carr 
Australian photographer and filmmaker, Krystle Wright, has what many people would consider the “dream job”. As one of the world’s leading adventure photographers, she’s perpetually on the move and seemingly always carrying an interesting array of camera gear to help with her work for clients such as Red Bull, Outside Magazine and National Geographic.
A review of the Peak Design Capture Pro camera clip. A quick release system that allows you to attach a camera to your belt or camera bag externally for fast access.
Looking for a large camera bag for round the world travel or overnight backpacking missions in the backcountry? The Naneu k5 V2 is the only 80L camera pack on the market and I’ve been testing it out.
Hands on + video review of the Goal Zero Venture 30 rugged and water resistant battery pack. Great for charging GoPros, cameras phones and iPads.
As an Adobe ambassador, I’ve teamed up with them to give away a one year subscription to the Creative Cloud Photography plan! It only takes a few seconds to enter!
We’re taking an exclusive first look at the new MindShift FirstLight adventure and outdoor photography backpacks. Including comparisons to other MindShift packs, like the Rotation 180 Pro and Horizon pack.
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How best to carry your circular photographic filters? Good question! We check out the MindShift Filter Nest in our latest review.
Today we’re taking a quick look at a shooting table from Impact. These can be handy for macro photography, or product photography when working with small objects, like jewelry. I often want to take quick photos of small review items, so I’ve wanted to check out a shooting table for some time. The Impact Shooting Table is only $89 from B&H Photo, so it’s an affordable solution, and it doesn’t take up a whole lot of space. What’s important, is to be able to quickly get that infinite white backdrop, and I was hoping a table like this could do it with a …
I want to share some exciting news with you guys today! I don’t usually link back to my portfolio website from here on Shutter Muse, but today is a special occasion. I’m delighted to announce a new partnership with Adobe and their Creative Cloud Photography plan. To celebrate this new partnership, I shared an in-depth story about creating the panoramic image above. You can read the full story about it and learn about the adjustments that I made to it on my DanCarrPhotography.com website. As I said, I don’t often (if ever) post links back to my other site for …