Fujifilm X Series APS C sensor camera

When testing out lenses I tend to try and recreate a scenery in which I'd like to be commissioned for. Beyond street photography, some of my favorite genres in photography are fashion, portraiture, and boudoir.

Through my short time of shooting I've always been faced with the question "What camera do you shoot with?". When I had my Canon T3i, I hated this question, I felt answering it honestly would cause other photographers to think I was less of a professional. I didn't know much about the business then, I just knew my camera was one of the cheaper ones, I myself felt
inadequate, and because my camera was considered a consumer option I rarely shot with it. After a few months went by I noticed the Canon 60D starting to significantly drop in price, I was able to pick one up a second-hand unit for $500. The first thing I noticed was that it had the dial on the left-hand side of the camera, remember someone telling me that only the
professional cameras had that option, so I was ready to take over the world at that point.

Despite my love for street photography I always find myself back shooting portraits. I think it's a fix that I need at moments. With street, the outcome is so uncertain and while that's the exciting part, it can also leave you with an empty feeling if that uncertainty leads to few captures.