Sony A6400 and 135mm GM

How to fit photography gear into your travel. And not look like a Christmas tree. 

Conventional wisdom says "take one camera system on a trip" because it's much more convenient. I disagree and here's why.

A look at two of the smallest lenses offered for m43 and FF mirrorless systems.

Was the above photo taken with a $600 zoom or a $2200 zoom?  Can't tell?  Then keep reading. Or cheat by scrolling to the end.

The joy of a new toy. I mean, camera. Let’s be honest: there is nothing quite like unboxing a new camera with new lenses, particularly if they are from an entirely new and unfamiliar system. A Sony Alpha A7Rii Review.

I just retired my first mirrorless camera - the 'ancient' Olympus E-PL5 - after nearly 3-1/2 years of loyal service to my continued education in photography. 

So there's been some talk recently about "bokeh" or ぼけ as the Japanese would have it, which in English means "blurring."   The two camps, "full frame" and "micro four-thirds," are jostling and elbowing.

Earth to mother ship, I'm beaming up my weekly report of strange things that humans do... this weekend was more strange than normal because of the heat wave...

Sometimes it just nice to stare up at the sky and think about the wonders of our planet.

You learn to travel light if you have a distain for checking luggage. I do. 

Ok I know this is just another 'food selfie' but seriously, how can you compare caphe sữa đá (slow-dripped iced coffee with condensed milk) and Bun Bo Hue (spicy noodles with deep broth, from Hue) with - uhm - Wheaties? Seriously?