In your bag No: 1591 – Andrew Goh

Andrew hauls around a true DP’s backpack and is equipped for any moment high and low.

Heya, I’m Andrew Goh, a street photographer and videographer currently based in Sydney, Australia.

It’s been awhile since I last shared what was in my bag, I was rocking a smaller kit back then (http://bit.ly/2pyHEJ9) and my needs have changed over the years. I still enjoy shooting film from time to time. 

But here’s what in my bag these days:

  • Sony A7II w/ Voigtlander 50mm 1.5
  • Leica M240 w/ Voigtlander 35mm 1.4
  • Ricoh GR V
  • iPhone X (not pictured)
  • Leica 90mm f2.0
  • Laowa 15mm f2.0
  • DJI Mavic Pro
  • DJI Mavic Pro remote
  • 2x DJI spare batteries
  • Zhiyun Crane Plus
  • Pelican SD Card Case
  • Lens Blower
  • Torch Light
  • Tens Scout sunglasses
  • Will and Bear hat
  • Pouch with extra batteries, wireless sony remotes, lens cloths etc…
  • Feisol CT-3442 w/ RRS BH50
  • Compagnon Backpack

I shoot a lot of travel photos, but recently I’ve fallen in love with the city of Sydney and have been focusing on street and architectural shots. I also do love me some astro photos and something about shooting the milky way is just mesmerising. 

My main work horse is the Sony a7II and I whip out the Leica whenever I do more portraits just because I feel like colour science on skin tones is much better, but hey that’s just my personal preference. And the rest of the gear just helps me to get my shot or make my life easier and best of all it all fits into the Compagnon Backpack.

Feel free to say hi or give a friendly photographer a follow on Instagram at @droobieee, that’s where most of my work lives. I’m currently documenting Sydney city.

Thanks,

Andrew Goh

Thanks for sending us your bag shot Andrew. You’re truly ready for anything!

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