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Traveller Zoro / est. field studio

Built for
the frame that matters.

A photography portfolio, taken apart and put back together — every scroll re-assembles the instrument, frame by frame, before it re-assembles the story.

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Component Breakdown

Every part,
on its own axis.

REAR LCD DISPLAY
Capacitive touch panel, live menu render, glass-laminated for glare control in the field.
FRAME 090 / 90
The Approach

We don't chase light.
We wait for it.

Every frame is a decision —
not an accident.

The gear disappears.
The story doesn't.

Twelve years. Five continents.
One frame at a time.

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As Seen In
National Geographic Traveller· Condé Nast Traveler· AFAR· Lonely Planet· Outdoor Photography· PDN Magazine· National Geographic Traveller· Condé Nast Traveler· AFAR· Lonely Planet· Outdoor Photography· PDN Magazine·
Selected Work

Portfolio

A cross-section of assignments — street, landscape, portrait and expedition work shot across 24 countries.
Mountain range at golden hour
FRAME / 001
Ridge Line, Dolomites
Portrait in natural light
FRAME / 002
Kyoto, Backlit
Desert dunes
FRAME / 003
Namib, First Light
Street photography scene
FRAME / 004
Marrakech Alley
Coastline aerial
FRAME / 005
Faroe Coastline
Forest light rays
FRAME / 006
Cascadia Understory
Client Words

Testimonials

Notes from editors, agencies and private clients.
"

Zoro's the rare shooter who can carry a full expedition kit up a ridge and still deliver frames that feel effortless. Our readers noticed.

Elena MarshPhoto Editor, AFAR
"

Booked for a three-day editorial shoot, got back a full campaign's worth of usable frames. Turnaround and communication were both excellent.

Rikuto SatoCreative Director, Studio Nomad
"

Quiet on set, fast with the gear, and somehow always finds the light nobody else saw. Our second booking already on the calendar.

Priya ChandranMarketing Lead, Faroe Tourism
The Studio

Traveller Zoro is a one-person field studio built around one working principle: the gear should disappear, so only the frame is left standing.

Twelve years shooting on assignment across five continents — expedition documentary, editorial travel, and quiet portraiture. Every shoot starts the same way the hero of this page does: stripped to parts, then rebuilt with intent.

24Countries
310Assignments
12yIn the field
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In The Bag

Gear & Equipment

What actually survives 24 countries of expedition work.
01

Camera Body

Full-frame mirrorless, weather-sealed, dual card slots for on-location backup.

45MP · IBIS · -40°C rated
02

Lens Kit

24–70mm f/2.8 for editorial work, 85mm f/1.4 for portraiture, 16mm for tight interiors.

3 primes · 1 zoom
03

Support

Carbon-fiber travel tripod, ballhead, and a monopod for fast-moving documentary days.

Under 1.4kg packed
04

Field Storage

Rugged SSD backup, dual-copy workflow before any card is ever formatted.

2TB × 2, RAID-mirrored
Engagements

Services

Day-rate and project-based work, booked 6–10 weeks out.
01

Expedition Documentary

Multi-day travel and expedition coverage, full post-production.

FROM $2,400 / day
02

Editorial Travel

Assignment work for print and digital travel publications.

FROM $1,600 / day
03

Portrait Sessions

On-location portraiture, available light or minimal grip.

FROM $900 / session
04

Print Consulting

Archival print prep, sequencing and exhibition layout.

FROM $450
Currently booking · Q1 2027 Get in Touch

Have a frame worth
chasing?

hello@travellerzoro.com
StudioLisbon, PT · mobile worldwide
Booking window6–10 weeks
Response timeUnder 24h
Instagram@travellerzoro
Printson request