Landscape Photography Gear - The BASICS 

I swear by Merrells. They are super durable and last forever (Hiking and backpacking boots). Their combat boots are great as well and are more light weight and very water resistant. If they fit your foot, you can't go wrong. No other boot/shoe fits my foot as nice. Your mileage may vary. Keen is also nice but I have found that they don't last very long. However they are comfortable and I do like the odd shaped toe box. IMO.

Thanks Peter, another great video!! Haven't thought of a couple of these. 👍👍

Nice video Pete! You covered some cool stuff besides the basics. As well! That PLB beacon looks pretty cool 📡

Great video Peter and lots of great advice. There are a couple of things that I would add from many decades of bushwalking and spending time in wilderness areas. If you are going out into the bush always take a map and compass or GPS and know how to use them. I personally prefer a map and compass because I have been in a number of situations where the GPS could not get a fix on the satellites. Next item - always take some food. Usually protein bars and/or trail mix. This is especially important if, like me, you are a diabetic. Your blood sugar and electrolytes can drop very suddenly out on the trail. I always ensure that I have basic gear to stay out a night if circumstances demand, such as becoming geographically embarrassed and having to wait until morning. So I add a space blanket to keep warm and a lightweight poncho and cordage. The poncho can serve as a shelter or rain gear. In the military I learned the principle of the 7 Ps. Proper Planning and Preparation Prevents Piss Poor Performance. It has saved my arse on more than one occasion.

Thx Peter, great video 😉

I love that your tips are always practical and with a bit of underlying humor - well, dying in the bush ("with a camera and two lenses", dehydrated and snake bitten) might not be so funny, but definitely painted the picture in your cheeky way! Oh, and I turned on the closed caption just to check how knackered is spelled and it was translated as "naked". Whoa! Another potentially 'cheeky' picture that I was glad NOT to see. HA!! I loved that you added about bringing the right attitude - it's the best priceless treasure in the bag!

Thanks Peter .. I've most of what you mentioned plus a lens warmer and small battery pack. Useful in early morning and astro photography, and hand warming too. Oh .. and a tall foldable seat and I wear gaiters. Nearly 4 time 3 minutes ... talkative bugger you are ... but enjoyable all the way through.

Great video with great advice. Here in Canada when I go out in the middle of winter and it’s -25C I bring a thermos of hot coffee to warm up my aging bones.

Interesting how snakes become a landscape photography issue in Australia, or rather obviously an outdoors issue. Probably in many other places too, still, never though about it that much here in Germany.

Good walking shoes...

Do u need full frame camera to do landscape and wildlife or will Crop Do well

"And you die out there with your camaravand two lenses"......🤣

Toilet paper:D