My camera bag in JCH

It's nice to see your own bag featured by Bellamy, isn't it?
He seems to be a great guy. I would like to meet him one day and have a drink with him.
Unfortunately, Japan is pretty far away.

Almost 4 years ago, my bag was presented there:
http://www.japancamerahunter.com/2012/03/in-your-bag-98-carsten-schouler-lucispictor/

But from all that stuff, the only items I still have are:
Pentax-110 2.8/18, the Tamron 2.5/24 and the Leica Summitar 2/5cm.

The rest is sold, even the bag itself! A lot has changed in the last 4 years it seems. ;)

Time to send him another one!

(I sent him photo of my film collection, though, which will be online some day.)
 
I was featured a while back too!

http://www.japancamerahunter.com/2012/12/in-your-bag-no-378-abram-goglanian/

I still have my Hasselblad body but I have since upgraded the lenses. Everything else is gone. I have changed a lot of equipment (and bags!) since then, but I was also transitioning how and what I shoot. How I work now is vastly different than how I did when I started almost 20 years ago.

Time to send Mr. Hunt a new setup!
 
agoglanian said:
I was featured a while back too!

http://www.japancamerahunter.com/2012/12/in-your-bag-no-378-abram-goglanian/

I still have my Hasselblad body but I have since upgraded the lenses. Everything else is gone. I have changed a lot of equipment (and bags!) since then, but I was also transitioning how and what I shoot. How I work now is vastly different than how I did when I started almost 20 years ago.

Time to send Mr. Hunt a new setup!
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Of course, you were 9....
 
I love looking at all those bags and see the photos associate with that photographer.
( Though I do often doubt that some really carry that much stuff around for a day ).
It's a great way of generating repeat traffic.

I'm not organized enough to create a quality on-line portfolio like Nick and the others - so have not submitted to Bellamy JCH.
Perhaps once my 35 Apoqualia arrives and I get enough stick time to put a set together with it and the Sonnetar.
 
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