Rich – Marketing | Photography/Website Guy
Desk/Home office
For those of us that have to keep a day job to pay the bills, its essential to have a good work station to come home to when you’re burning the midnight oil. I basically have to do all of my “extracurricular” work between the hours of 9pm and 2am, so having a good setup was crucial for me to make the most out of those limited hours. Home of my precious Macbook Pro (who deserves a separate post, but…whatever, you see it).
Digital SLR
Couldn’t really afford to own one of these until I graduated from school, but it has never really left my side since then. I’ll have to give some credit to all of the people out there on the internet that take hours to write up tutorials for beginners like me, which basically taught me how to get the most out of this thing. My setup is a Canon Rebel XTI, EF17-40mm f/4 wide angle zoom lens, and a 580EX II Flash.
Bang & Olufsen A8 Earphones
I’ve gone through a lot of earphones in my life and I never felt totally satisfied with a pair until I bought my first pair of A8’s. Price is a little high for these, but the fit and quality is unmatched. Bass is a little lacking, but earphones in general are not good for that. No regrets with this purchase.
Backpacks
I’ve never really subscribed to the idea that you only need one backpack for everything. I always thought that there was a right size/shape for different situations, so I bought a bunch, each for a different situation. These are my most commonly used of the bunch and I have to say that each one has a specific use. Pictured is the Visvim Ballistic K Pack, Nike SB Skate Backpack, and the Stussy SF x Head Porter Waist Bag.
Chucks and Jacks
I wasn’t really able to afford Nike’s growing up, so Chuck Taylors were almost the default when it came to footwear for me. 15 years later, I’m still wearing them regardless of the occasion and I’ll probably still be wearing them 15 years from now.
