The Camera
A Nikon D200 with a Sigma 30mm f/1.4. Not a cheap setup, but nice, nice, very nice. While I also have a Nikkor 18-200mm VR Zoom I almost never use it.
I have a Nikon SB-800 and Ray Flash. Having this much control over my light (and especially the wire-less off camera use) is awesome.
I have a couple of vivitar 285s and a few light stands and umbrellas, I don't get to use them nearly as much as I'd like.
Post Processing
A MacBook with a random combination of Apple Aperture, Adobe Lightroom and Adobe Photoshop.
and coffee, lots and lots of coffee.
Other stuff
I seem to be collecting bags...
I bought a Tamrac Adventure 9 bag and am really loving it. It can hold my camera, lenses, flash, laptop and a towel or other stuff comfortably. It has straps all over the place and same ties on the bottom for a tripod/light stand. Well built and light weight.
I bought a Tamrac Velocity 7 bag since the Adventure 9 was too big to take out at night. After a year or so i decided the Velocity 7 was too small to hold all my stuff (camera, hat,sweater, notebook, iPod, flash, etc.), so i bought a Velocity 8.
The camera that got me back into photography
I didn't have a camera for a long time, then i got a nikon coolpix as a birthday present. best. birthday. present. ever. It died gloriously in the rum desert a few years ago.
The camera I Learned to Take Pictures With
A fully manual Ricoh KR-5. It's at least 15 years old and still works like the day I (or my parents) bought it.
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