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Using lighting and posing techniques employed by traditional painters, Marek Wurfl turns portraits into works of art. Marek tells us what gear he uses to create photos that look like oil paintings.

Ronen Goldman’s “Surrealistic Pillow Project” employs abstract concepts that convey meaningful, funny, and magical stories. Today, Ronen gives us a sneak peek inside his camera bag to see what gear he uses to pull off these dream-like images.

Reuben Krabbe has shot some of the most incredible ski photos you’ve ever seen. His solar eclipse and Northern Lights images have been featured by some of the world’s top ski brands and publications, making him a leader in action sports photography.

Jax Navarro has found a fun and creative way to merge his hobbies – photography and Star Wars – and share his stories with the world. Here, the toy photographer recreates the lives of some of our favorite, and some of our most loathed, Star Wars characters.

Leo Rosas is an urban action sports photographer, passionate about skateboarding. He’s worked for an international ad agency and teaches photographers all over the world as a tutor at the Red Bull Photography Academy. Here’s what’s in his bag.

Digital artist Antti Karppinen’s creative concepts beg clients to go big with their imagination. Antti gives us a peek inside his camera bag to help us understand how he creates visual experiences that tell beautiful stories.

Content creator Ian Elkins’ work ranges from portraiture, architecture, lifestyle, wildlife, and even studio photography. He’s been generous enough to give us the scoop on all the equipment he regularly reaches for when creating his images.

Norbert Fritz’s work captures the abstract qualities of everyday spaces and places, from the mathematical symmetry in shadows cast on buildings to the intriguing qualities of geometric minimalism. Here’s what Norbert has in his bag.

Rodney ‘Avo’ Omeokachie is freelance commercial photographer and creative consultant from Nigeria. He shoots a variety of genres, but focuses on a mastery of portraiture. Here’s a look at what gear he uses to capture his unique and vibrant portraits.

Take a look inside the bag of commercial and advertising photographer Christian Rudman. Besides shooting commercial work, Christian is a creative director and makes mixed media/art/conceptual images, so his gear is quite versatile.