p.1 #3 · What conflict photographer Jonathan Alpeyrie carries on assignment...
Caleb Williams wrote:
Canon R + EF 50 f/1.2 is the short answer.
You're leaving out the type of cell phone he's uses. You're also leaving out his his tactical vest or flak jacket in case there's incoming mortar rounds or artillery, you're forgetting about the kind of camera case that he carry so that he looks inconspicuous, and why he carries the RF 50 mm 1.2 l series lens.
p.1 #4 · What conflict photographer Jonathan Alpeyrie carries on assignment...
dpsaiz wrote:
You're leaving out the type of cell phone he's uses. You're also leaving out his his tactical vest or flak jacket in case there's incoming mortar rounds or artillery, you're forgetting about the kind of camera case that he carry so that he looks inconspicuous, and why he carries the RF 50 mm 1.2 l series lens.
Your short answer is too short.
Fair enough. I thought I saw this in the Canon forum, not the General Gear forum.
p.1 #6 · What conflict photographer Jonathan Alpeyrie carries on assignment...
EB-1 wrote:
Yikes! Unless those pros are making 7 figures, I'd pass on that occupation.
EBH
I cannot imagine getting kidnapped nor tortured for weeks and months at a time.
Photojournalists take a huge risk that many of us shy away from or aren't interested in that type of adrenaline rush every second of every day.
When my nephew was deployed to both Iraq and Afghanistan he ran across a few guys his age chasing THE photo that would establish themselves.
One or two that went along one was seriously wounded and went home. The other was peppered with bits of shattering concrete wall after it was hit with automatic small arms fire.
