In your bag No: 1452, Ryan Yoro
We have a couple of bags to feature today. Ryan has two different setups that he wants to share with us from the fair shores of Hawaii. Check it out.

Hey Bellamy! @ryanfromhawaii posting my couple setups. 

Here’s my recent daily setup.  The bag is a ThinkTank Retrospective 6.  In it is my Nikon FM3A with the Zeiss 50/1.4 zf.2, Pentax 645n with the Summicron 90/2.0 modded by The Bokeh Factory.  Always assisted with the Sekonic light meter, grandpa’s knife, notebook (always mean to take notes but forget to take any), brush, Ektar 100 and that oh so sexy (expensive) Natura 1600.  

Now here’s the kitchen sink…The MF’n setup, get it MF, mother effin? Nevermind bad joke haha.  ThinkTank backpack filled with my babies… that Hassy 503cw, Pentax 645n, the Contax T3, Sekonic light meter, shutter cable, Portra 400VC and 160VC, Ektar, Nikon SB80DX flash, and MeFoto tripod.  That Artisan & Artist silk cord though, smoooove!!! This is what I lug around if I’m planning on doing night shots or sunset stuff mainly.

Mahalo Bellamy!!! Until my next GAS blowup when I show off my Peak Design backpack one day.  Aloha!!!

Ryan

@ryanfromhawaii – Instagram

Thanks for sharing both of your setups with us, Ryan. That is a whole bunch of stuff to carry around, you are stronger than me. 
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