Thank you very much for your comment, I couldn't agree more!
As for the equipment I use a canon EOS 6D with a lot of lenses but those photos were taken with my second camera, a canon EOS 850D with an EF-S 18-135 lens. I bought it as a light alternative to my ludicrously heavy camera bag, for hiking and vacations, but it turned out to be a pretty solid choice. Of course I can see the difference on a big, high definition monitor but I am very happy with its performance. And as I don't get any younger, light is awesome :)
Exactly. Lighter is better! That is awesome. I am not familiar with Canon gear, I have been using Nikon for 15 years now. But my Nikon D300 is on its last legs and replacing that camera with something similar will set me back a great deal because I also need to replace my laptop.
Is any of your gear mirrorless? Or do you have experience with it?
I changed almost all my equipment 3 years ago. It was then that I considered switching to mirrorless but at the end I accepted the fact that I am an old-fashioned guy and I'll stick to the dslr :)
Maybe I'll reconsider that decision in a decade or so!
Same here. It feels "wrong" to jump onto the mirrorless bandwagon. All my gear is dslr, and I have some really old Nikkor lenses that shoot incredibly. I cannot get it over my heart to switch. But my camera is nearing 150 000 shutter count, so I can feel it being on its last limb!