Here is a list of products I use for my photography. Each of these items is recommended, having used them myself relentlessly! If you have any questions about the gear I use, or about sourcing something please let me know and I'll do my best to help.
Worth saying plainly: none of this will make your photographs better. Learning to read a forecast will. But good kit does remove excuses, and these are the ones I've settled on.
Whilst quite dated now (released in 2019), this camera is still an absolute power house for photography. It's sensor is excellent, capturing 61MP of detail, enabling incredible crop potential. This camera has worked for me in freezing Scottish winter conditions through to the summer heat in Morocco, never missing a beat.
This lens is one that sees the least use, however is the most essential if you need it. There are sometimes landscapes that are simply too wide to shoot at 24mm, which is where this comes into it's own. It's also a great Astrophotography lens, with the 14mm allowing the night sky to sing.
This lens is an all-rounder. It's the lens that sits on my camera for about 90% of the time. It's wide enough for most landscapes and long enough for intimate woodland scenes. It's sharp, compact and reliable.
This lens is such a joy to use. The optical stabilisation is excellent, meaning shooting handheld is easily possible even at longer shutter speeds. The sharpness is also fantastic, even at 200mm wide open at f/2.8. A real joy to use, and dare I say, my favourite lens.
This teleconverter was a recent addition to my bag. I pair it exclusively with my Sigma 70-200mm lens in an "unofficial pairing" - however it works well, albeit with some significant vignetting and no correction profile. That aside, it provides sharp results, and given I use it rarely the drawbacks are fine for the price. I primarily use it for moonrise photographs.
This drone was a very worthy upgrade from my DJI Air 2s. The wide sensor at 24mm is excellent - providing colours and RAW files that feel like they're from a 'proper' camera. The zoom lenses are solid too, with the 70mm one being a personal favourite, enabling me to punch into smaller scenes from above. The longer 166mm lens is the weakest, but still provides good enough results, punching into scenes that would otherwise be impossible. Having the three together is truly invaluable.
This controller is the best you can get for DJI drones. It offers the easiest setup for flying, connecting quickly to the drone and allowing flight almost immediately. It's got a great, bright screen, and the connection to the drone is solid, allowing uninterrupted flying. It beats using the DJI RC (which uses your phone) by a country mile.
This is a fantastic tripod that beats the cheaper alternatives I had used for years. It's tactile, sturdy and lightweight. The screws are solid, and it's easy to use even with frozen hands. The ball head is great too, never struggling even with heavy gear mounted.