Equipment & Gear

The Fujifilm X100F has been my steady partner in crime for more than a year now. After shooting thousands of images, I guess it is time to showcase some Fujifilm X100F sample images and show the beauty of this...

Mirrorless Cameras are on the rise and one of the reasons is the great quality not only of Sony's cameras but their lenses as well. If You are not familiar with "Zeiss" then I want to just let You...

Before I went on my journey to travel through Southeast Asia I already had a very good working laptop that was ideal for me. It was powerful enough to do basic tasks and had a decently sized display. When I...

There are several approaches to Street Photography. You can take Your smartphone, a telelens, a zoom lens or - my preferred choice - a short prime lens of 35mm for Street Photography. If I had to make the decision to...

Have You thought about how You carry a camera? Most carry their camera around their neck and the neck strap is usually already in the original delivery included. Whether You are buying a mirrorless camera or a DSLR, the neck...

Spy Cameras are usually not what I use to do Street Photography or any other kind of photography. But since the technique is advancing fast and I am always interested in new technology gadgets, I wanted to give these...

Cameras are usually known to be a little bit more expensive. Personally, I value the price-performance more than the having a camera which is supposed to take better pictures, although the differences aren't visible anyway. Mirrorless cameras have the advantage,...

Street Photography doesn't need to focus on gear too much. It is more the experience being on the street and capturing everyday moments as they are passing by. Showing how the world can look like to others ands that...

If You are doing Street Photography, the chance might have been high that if You asked for gear advice, the answer would have been "invest in good shoes". Since I was traveling, the choice of shoes became a little...

Technology is advancing at a steady pace and while point and shoot cameras were seen as inferior compared to real "professional" cameras, this statement isn't true anymore. In my opinion, point and shoot cameras are ideal for many situations...