Brian

Daffodils Lumix GM1, Taisei Kogaku Tamron 200 mm f6

Halnaker windmill, West Sussex Panny GX7, Samyang 7.5mm

Forklift truck graveyard. Panny G5 IR converted, Zuiko 9-18mm, 590nm cutoff, channel swapped.

Strictly for swingers Panasonic GM1, 12-32mm

Two-faced. Olympus E-PL3, Lumix 35-100 mm

Yellow flag (Iris pseudacorus) Lumix GX-7, Hanimex 90-230mm f4.5

Aquilegia. Panny GX-7, Hanimex 90-230 mm f4.5 Auto Tele-zoom.

I think a life spent pixel peeping can cause you to lose sight of the ability of photographs to inform and excite. However, we're all in this craft for our own purposes and reasons, and we should respect the choices of others whether in subject matter or equipment. What I take away from this thread is that the second poster is fairly contemptuous of M4/3 and compares it unfavourably to Sony A7 full frame equipment, despite the fact that the OP was making no inter-system comparisons or claims. It reminds me of those kids at school who always claimed to have something back home better than you did. On the other hand, I imagine there are guys out there with medium format cameras and high-end lenses who could beat the pants off the Sony A7 image quality, but these guys don't hang around the forums dissing other people's cameras.

Lamp-post Lumix GM1, Samyang 7.5mm (Topaz)

Sweetly she sleeps. Lumix GM1, Industar-69 28mm pancake.

Winter dusk, Boxgrove Priory Panny GX7, Samyang 10mm, HDR, Topaz filtration.

In the lifestyle garden. Olympus E-PL3, Samyang 7.5mm

What's in your driveway? Olympus E-PL3, Lumix 12-32mm.

Watchful cat Olympus E-PL3, Lumix 35-100mm

A welcome sight on a mirrorless Monday morning... Nikon Coolpix A

Bronze cowboy. Panny GX7, 14-45mm

Fatsia japonica (I think). Nikon Coolpix A.

Street art, Chichester, by JPS Nikon Coolpix A

The city wall and watch-tower, Chichester. Fujifilm Finepix X10

Stairway to heaven (the pulpit in St John's chapel) Fujifilm X10, Raynox DCR-5000

Autumn colours around the cathedral. Nikon Coolpix A.

Twin cylinder. Panny GX7, 14-45

Autumn garden Fujifilm Finepix X10, EXR mode.

Re JDMvW comment, I also have a Jupiter-8 (50mm) and it is just not in the same league as the Jupiter-11, so I think there is something in this QC issue in the Russian lenses. I didn't mention the 8 because it's not bad enough to stand out: I just wouldn't recommend it.

Nore Hill folly, Slindon, West Sussex. A gateway to nowhere... Nikon Coolpix A.