Missing

[Rodchenko]

On my desk to my right, restricting the movement of my mouse, I have a Ricoh 500G and an Olympus Auto Eye II. To my left, brushing my hand as I type, there is an Olympus Tough on charge, nestled against a Zeiss Werra and an EPL1. There's a Minox in the rucksack between my knees, and I have my foot resting on the flight cases containing a number of other cameras.

But I really really really want to be shooting with the ones I've taken to the repairers: The 35ECR I'm doing up at disproportionate expense for my wife; the 35RD I love to use; the Pen D I've never shot a frame with. And, most of all, the 35mm lens that belongs to the Ace underneath my desk.

So many lovely cameras I could be taking out for a stroll, and bringing up to my eye, yet I only want what's not here...

 

[Sparrow]

... I just waste my time on the interweb when such things happen ... I'm told its called 'displacement behaviour' 🙂

 

[Ko.Fe.]

All of those unknown to me cameras shares same sentimental value to me as "rucksack" word, which I'm very familiar with. 🙂

 

[Rodchenko]

My rucksack is my 'camera bag'.

 

[Ko.Fe.]

It was the case for me for some time. Only last year I purchased dedicated camera bag. Couple of them. One for $10 and another for $2.
$2 one fits perfectly into my rucksack 🙂

 

[Sparrow]

It'll be knapsacks next ...