[wink]

Sony A700 with vertical grip
Sony 16-80 Zeiss Lens
Tamron 18-300 Lens
Minolta 500AF Telephoto,
And a more-than-a-handful of other lenses.

 

[PeteBrooks]

I've trimmed my kit down over the years, used to have so many lenses, but now its:
 
Canon EOS 5D III
24-70mm f/2.8L
70-200mm f/2.8L
50mm f/1.8 (the plastic fantastic)
135mm f/2 L (awesome awesome lens, cannot say that enough)
 
Grip, monopod, tripod etc + some flashes / brollies
 
I don't publish everything I take, its a personal thing for me a lot of the time, I just enjoy using the gear.
 
I also managed to secure the URL below, much to the annoyance of some....
 
Some example photos here:
 
http://eos.photography

 

[LugBug1]

Currently own Olympus EM5 and EM-10 mkII with 14mm , 7.5mm and 12mm. (I like my wide angles)
 
And this beauty below X100 with wide angle converter (28mm equivalent) 
 

 
Had loads of Nikon gear but sold it all when I went mirrorless. I found my style quite early on and I love street photography so I need to carry light and not look threatening  
 

 
I like to get close! 

 

[PeteBrooks]

 
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Had loads of Nikon gear but sold it all when I went mirrorless. I found my style quite early on and I love street photography so I need to carry light and not look threatening  
 
I like to get close! 

 
100% with you on this one, I also have Canon EOS M3, tiny little thing but with great controls. Recently photographed a wedding and got some of the best candid shots using that (albeit with an EF lens on it). People react when they see a camera, a massive grey L lens has a big effect compared to what they perceive as a 'point and shoot' which is what the M3 looked like, even though they knew I was the photographer.

 

[LugBug1]

   
100% with you on this one, I also have Canon EOS M3, tiny little thing but with great controls. Recently photographed a wedding and got some of the best candid shots using that (albeit with an EF lens on it). People react when they see a camera, a massive grey L lens has a big effect compared to what they perceive as a 'point and shoot' which is what the M3 looked like, even though they knew I was the photographer.

Yes especially when you trying to get candid shots. I have a black Olympus and I've got tape over the name so even that does not draw attention.  

 

[raymondlin]

My travel/secondard/spare system,

 

[raymondlin]

 

[Oscar-HiFi]

Nikon D600 with the following:

Nikkor 24-70 f/2.8G ED AF-S
Nikkor 80-200 f/2.8 AF-D
Nikkor 50mm f.1.8G AF-S

Very happy with it, mainly used for concert photography: https://www.flickr.com/photos/135742064@N05/

I got some macro extension tubes for headphone photography too

 

[LTSFBH]

My trusty old Canon AL-1, the precursor to autofocus. With 50mm 1.8 and 135mm 3.5 primes.

Newest acquisitions... Olympus PEN E-P1 and E-PL1. I lusted after these when they first came out, but couldn't really afford them. Prices have dropped tremendously and they are solid performers.

 

[LTSFBH]

Oh yeah, and those pics were taken with a Nikon Coolpix S8000. A great pocketable go-anywhere camera.

 

[Oscar-HiFi]

Forgot the picture of my gear... here it is: