Essentials of an Antarctic Expedition Photographer
If you like “things organized neatly” photos of camera gear, check this one out — it includes the photographer himself. This photo shows John Bozinov’s essentials as an Antarctic expedition photographer.
Here’s a rundown of what you see in the shot:
- Bushnell waterproof binoculars w/ Langly paracord neck strap
- Garmin 64s GPS
- Herschel woollen beanie
- Stanly thermos
- Klean Kanteen stainless drink bottle
- The Shackleton Company signature woollen sweater
- Langly multi camera backpack
- Canon 5D Mark III x 2
- Canon 70-300mm L lens
- Tamron 24-70mm lens
- Tamron 15-30mm lens
- Canon camera batteries
- GoPro hero silver
- Lacie hard drive x 2
- DJI Mavic Pro
- iPhone X
- Gitzo tripod
- Macbook pro
- Instax Square and film
- Canon speedlite flash
- Kathmandu goose down parka jacket
- Kathmandu Fitzgerald mountaineering boots
“Our ship starts its journey in Ushuaia (southern Argentina) and then makes its way across the notorious Drake Passage down to the Antarctic Peninsula, where we visit the various islands in the area and experience its beautiful wilderness,” Bozinov says. “I’ll also be visiting the South Georgia archipelago twice during this season which has some of the most densely packed wildlife anywhere in the subantarctic.”
You can find more of Bozinov’s work on his website and Instagram. He’s the same photographer we featured this year after he photographed Antarctica with an iPhone.
