Bored? Just Grab Your Camera and Walk

I've got these T Shirts for sale with a slogan I am proud to say I originated "EVERYTHING IS A PICTURE" (available now at http://www.cafepress.com/FelixGPhoto) and it's a catch phrase that really holds true. I decided to take myself out for dinner yesterday, as is usually the case here in Korea, and I brought my camera along. After all, I purchased the spectacular Sony A7 Mark II and complimented it with the impressive Zeiss Loxia 50mm lens for the specific purpose of shooting street photography. Just as I suspected, they make a fine pair!

Next time you find yourself with a little free time, even just an hour, you may find that walking around your neighborhood will yield a bounty of photographic opportunities, because, "Everything is a Picture".

All photos shot with Sony A7 Mark II and Zeiss Loxia 50mm f/2 lens

Sony A7 Mark II - But didn't I just buy a new camera?

Yes, I recently purchased a fantastic Sony A6000, which has provided spectacular results over the last several weeks since I acquired it. So why would I buy a Sony A7 Mark II so soon after? Could I be crazy? It's highly possible. But it's more likely a case of logical eventuality.

I had plans to buy either a Sony A7S or A7 Mark II sometime in the next year, probably as a birthday gift to myself in September, but my logic, or warped sense of justification, spoke to me and asked "Why wait?". Exactly, why wait? the money is going to be spent anyway.

The E Mount lenses I have already purchased are full frame (cropped, APS-C on the A6000). These full frame lens selections were made with the eventuality heretofore mentioned. And the Sony A7 Mark II is a sensational camera, perhaps the best mirrorless camera available on the market today. It certainly stacks up as one of the best pound for pound cameras on the market. 

Welcome to the Felix G family Sony A7 Mark II.

Have a look for yourself...

Here's a nice review - http://www.dpreview.com/products/sony/slrs/sony_a7_ii