This gave us all the feels
I’m a failed minimalist. The mind is willing, but the body is weak. My kryptonite? Cameras. Put simply, I own too many cameras and lenses, collected down the years. I could claim the chief reason was my profession as opposed to gear acquisition syndrome, but that wouldn’t be entirely honest.
Oh, my heart, how could I give any of them up? All the cameras and lenses had each played a part in my photography journey. Then my head – what’s a camera if it isn’t taking pictures? Someone else could be enjoying this kit. After much deliberation, I decided to bid farewell to my Nikon D300, which is a DSLR camera from 2007 that features a 12MP APS-C sensor, plus three Nikkor lenses; the every day 18-200mm f/3.5-5.
The courier arrived to collect the boxed up kit but at the eleventh hour, pandemonium – I hadn’t properly checked the camera before boxing it up and there’s a memory card in there, I just know it.