Equipment:

Canon EOS 5D Mark III
The go-to camera. Great for quick demanding photography. Also shoots high quality video.

35mm 1.4L Lens
My favorite all around wide angle lens.

85mm 1.2L Lens
A high end specialty prime lens.

24-70mm 2.8L Lens
Zoom lens with a variety of useful focal lengths.

Canon Speedlite 580EX II Flash
A durable and reliable portable flash unit.

Ricoh GR IV
Light. Portable. High quality. Shoots great black and whites.

Chrome Niko Pack
Water-resistant, padded camera backpack with integrated laptop sleeve and customizable interior for hitting the road.

Studio:

Einstein E640 Studio Flash Unit
A powerful strobe with a great modeling light that can also be used for video.

8.5in High Output Reflector
An all around good tool for shaping and guiding light.

Apple Boxes
Boxes in a variety of sizes for those times when you need to get just a little bit taller.

Pocket Wizard Trigger/Transceiver
These trigger my lights without the need for wires.

Backdrop Stand
Provides for a versatile assortment of photographic backgrounds.

Gaffer's Tape
Every photographer needs one. Strong, practical, and has a matte finish to avoid reflecting light.

Sandbags
To keep your shooting environment safe.

Vagabond Lithium Extreme
So you never run out of battery power.

C Stand
The industry standard for securing all your equipment in place. Oh, and this one is black.

Lacie Rugged External Hard Drive
Rugged protection for your pictures.

Guardian Maximus External Hard Drive
5TB RAID-1 (Mirrored) - So all your goods are safe.

Film:

Yashica T4 Super
I've shot a lot of 35mm film cameras, but I like this one best. It also has a Carl Zeiss lens.

Olympus Stylus Epic
A great ergonomic camera. Great for spur of the moment captures.

Contax T3
Generously passed down from a family friend. Once again, equipped with a beautiful Carl Zeiss lens.

Kodak Tri-X 400
The classic among classics.

Kodak Portra 400
Great color film.