For Lívia Czank, photography is as much about feeling as it is about gear. In this article, she takes us inside her camera bag and her creative process, where minimal equipment, music, and quiet observation shape her delicate flower images and make each outing both personal and inspiring.
Night streets, rain, and quiet urban corners set the stage for Satoru Tsuji. In this feature, he shares a focused, no-excess kit built for low-light shooting, showing how a compact Micro Four Thirds setup supports a discreet presence while capturing the mood and texture of the city after dark.
In this edition of What’s in my camera bag, Tilo Riemer shares a thoughtful portrait setup shaped by simplicity and intention. From early darkroom days to a refined Micro Four Thirds kit, he explains how light, shadow, and human connection matter far more than sensor size or equipment.
What’s in Markus Monreal’s camera bag? The answer depends on the day. From forests and waterfalls to wildlife and macro, his ever-evolving OM System kit adapts to each scenario. A thoughtful look at how intention and subject shape the gear he chooses.
From delicate macro details to expansive landscapes, Angela Kraan reveals the gear she relies on every day. Explore her camera bag and learn how photography evolved from a simple interest into a meaningful and creative way of seeing the world.
Miel van Hutten shares what he carries in his camera backpacks, one featuring the very best from OM System and another with older, yet equally fantastic, Olympus gear.
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