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This photography and film project took us deep into the Maasai Mara Conservancy in Kenya, one of the most inspiring places we’ve worked. We based ourselves at Emboo, a camp focused on sustainability and conservation. The Sigma 150-600mm F5-6.3 DG DN OS | Sports was our main tool out there. The range gave us the freedom to move between wide scenes of the landscape and tight moments with wildlife

One of those whose work is featured in Trope Los Angeles is  lifestyle travel photographer and videographer Bryce Way, who in the course of his career has travelled to countless cities around the world. He relished the opportunity to be involved in the Los Angeles project, and we caught up with him to find out more about what he finds so fascinating about the City of Angels.

Bryce Way’s recent journey through Namibia was a true exploration of adventure and creativity. Traveling alongside four fellow creators, he captured the breathtaking landscapes of Sossusvlei, Etosha National Park, and beyond. From towering dunes to incredible wildlife encounters, Bryce’s trip was all about storytelling through photography and filmmaking. Here’s a look at his experience and the moments that made this journey unforgettable from his point of view.

Being on the road teaches me that the best travel films come from openness, not perfection. It’s about capturing real stories, quiet moments, and letting the environment speak. With simple gear and a flexible approach, I focus on emotion and connection to create meaningful films that truly reflect the places and people I encounter.

I pursued photography and filmmaking because creating has always been a part of who I am. From a young age, I was drawn to capturing moments and telling stories through my camera. It’s not just about the final product, it’s about the process of exploring, experimenting, and connecting with people and places that inspires me. Photography and filmmaking allow me to express how I see the world and share that perspective with others.

Way captured L.A.’s famous landmarks and hidden gems to document a full view of the city and reveal its character.

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“My approach was to highlight the contrasts in the city, from downtown L.A. to the Hollywood Hills then the Coast. I looked for scenes that told a story and conveyed the energy of the place,” explains Way.