Dave Sigismund Photography & Motion

A record of nights under open skies, miles walked, missteps made, and sparks of inspiration found in the in-between.

Stories From The Road.

Footprints leading across a sandy beach at Point Reyes National Seashore, California. Waves breaking ashore with cliffs in the background. Captured at sunset on Ricoh GR III in infrared.

Mono Lake tufa towers in the Eastern Sierra Nevada, California. Captured at sunrise on a Ricoh GR III using black and white infrared. A field-tested shot from my backpacking photography series.

Storm clouds over Mono Lake, Eastern Sierra Nevada, California. Black and white infrared photograph of tufas and crashing waves, captured on Ricoh GR III with a Hoya R72 infrared filter.

Huayna Picchu, Peru. Black and white film photograph of the iconic peak overlooking Machu Picchu, with rocky foreground ruins and a dramatic sky. Captured on Kodak Tri-X 400.

Pebbles embedded in wet sand at Ocean Beach, San Francisco, as retreating tidewater leaves trailing patterns. Black and white photo captured on Sony A7S II with Sony 55mm f/1.8 lens.

Minimalist photo of San Francisco’s Saint Mary’s Cathedral and a blood moon in the sky.

Hiker overlooking Namche Bazaar with snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas in the background

Close-up of a peach-colored flower with a yellow-orange center, held by a person's hand, with a blurred green background.

Field Notes

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The Wide Angle Lens Portraits of Emmanuel Lubezki

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Emmanuel Lubezki—Chivo to his friends—revolutionized cinematography with his sweeping wide-angle style. Here’s what photographers can learn from his approach.

Gear reviews

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Sony Zeiss FE 16-35mm F4 Review

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In my highly biased opinion, based on three years of in-field experience, the Sony FE 16-35mm F4 is one of the most capable lenses.