Nice one, Damian

But...I’ve learned that cameras don’t provide mojo. It comes from within. I lost mine too, ages ago. Now I just buy a camera if its one I have wanted for other reasons.
I completely agree and want to make one little addition (which will sound like a justification for buying new gear - but it's not as simple as that unfortunately :-D )
When one is lacking mojo and is at the point where just a little bit of mojo is coming back - the "right" camera (whichever one that is - that's where it gets tricky) can support and foster that little plant... and the wrong camera can squash it...
For me the right camera (at this moment) is the Sigma DP3m, because with it you can make beautiful images of mundane things - and it focusses close enough to be almost macro-ish... Since I'm not getting out into nature much right now, having a camera that allows to explore a "smaller world" helps...
(I always liked cameras that allow capture of everyday details - that's why I didn't get along with the Ricoh GR... It was a great camera - except for not being able to focus close enough for my needs/wants...)
The GR would frustrate me right now, where the DP3m inspires me to try things...
Unfortunately we mostly find out what works for us through trial and error... So it takes a lot of time. (which means we shouldn't try to rush ourselves neither

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