OM System OM-1 Mark II
Part of my current camera kit for photography in the field.
Behind the Photography
My photography equipment has changed considerably over the years. What I take into the field depends on where I'm going, what I'm photographing, and how much equipment I want to carry.
These are the cameras, lenses, and tools that currently support my photography, followed by a look back at my camera journey—from Canon to Olympus and OM System.
Last updated: October 2026
I generally carry a backup camera in the field. Which cameras come along depends on the outing.
Part of my current camera kit for photography in the field.
Another camera in my current photographic lineup.
A lightweight travel option for outings when I prefer to carry less equipment.
Different subjects call for different perspectives. These are the lenses I currently use.
I don't carry every lens on every outing. What goes into the bag depends on the subject, conditions, and destination.
Capturing the image is only part of my creative process. My digital workspace supports everything from photographic finishing to more interpretive, layered artwork.
I began shooting with Canon. Over the years, my camera choices have evolved along with my photography. This is a record of the cameras I've added to my toolkit—not a list of everything I carry today. Some camera systems overlapped.
My first DSLR was a Canon EOS Digital Rebel in 2005. I subsequently used several other Rebel-series cameras before moving into Canon's 60D, 6D, and 5D lines.
These entries record acquisitions, newest first. I sometimes acquired the same model again after previously owning it.