Brian

Feeding time Pen E-PL6, Schneider-Kreuznach Retina-Tele-Xenar 135 mm

Nore Hill folly, Slindon Lumix GM1, Laowa 4 mm f2.8

Sea kale, Church Norton Sony NEX-5N, Schneider-Kreuznach Retina-Tele-Arton 85 mm f4 (at f4)

Goodwood racecourse, the main stands Sony NEX-5N, Schneider Kreuznach Tele Xenar 135 mm f4

The bridge. Sony NEX-5N, Lomo T43 40 mm.

Tired out. Sony NEX-5N, Tamron 35-70 mm f3.5, a bit of diddling with Topaz Studio.

Just to hark back to Karim's original post, he wrote of Sony's plethora of models like it was a bad thing. I think it's good for the customer. If you don't want the latest model and are happy buying used, the market is awash with Sony camera bodies, often with low shutter counts. I recently bought a lightly used NEX-5N for an embarrassingly low price. This is a tiny body and the trick is to find a lens that doesn't dwarf it. I am using an Industar-69 28 mm with it, and it's as small as, say, the Ricoh GR. Anyway, just thought I'd mention it.

Honeybee on sedum. Sony NEX-5N, Tamron 35-70 mm CF Macro, Sigma Achromatic Close-up lens.

Bosham village from across the creek. Sony NEX-5N, Prinzflex 70-162 mm f3.5 (about 100 mm @ f8)

Boats at their moorings, Chichester Harbour. Lumix G80, Prinzflex 70-162 mm f3.5 - at 162 mm

Pen E-PL6, Samyang 7.5 mm f3.5

The village church, Singleton, West Sussex Pen E-PL6, Lomo T43 40 mm f4

Pagham Harbour Konica Minolta Dimage A200

Suburban sunset Lumix G80, Industar-61 L/D 53 mm f2.8

Sky blue delphinium Pen E-PL6, Lumix 20/1.7, Raynox M-150

On the Trundle (Isle of Wight in the background) Dimage A200

Strait is the gate... ...and narrow is the way. Lumix GM1, Laowa 4 mm f2.8

Sanford, it's a Yashica Electro 35. The Yashinon-DX 45 mm lens was rated as good as anything (including a Summicron). Seen here with the Yashikor wide angle attachment, which didn't do it any favours, but looks good.

Camera porn... Lumix G80, Vario 12-60 mm

Sheep, Nore Hill, Sussex. Pen E-PL6, Schneider Kreuznach Tele Arton 85 mm f4

Shepherds' huts, Sussex Downs. Lumix GM1, Samyang 7.5 mm

Helios-44 bubble bokeh. Lumix G80, Helios44 58 mm f2 Bubble bokeh is achieved by reversing the rear element of the Helios: this puts it in the same bokeh ballpark as lenses like the Meyer-Optik Trioplan, but for much less moolah.

Self-isolating in the shed - the walls start to close in on me! Panny GM1, Laowa 4 mm

Tired of waiting. Panny G80, Lumix 12-60 mm

A stormy day on Chichester Harbour. Lumix G80, Samyang 7.5 mm