These are the tools I use at home and at work.
Over the years, I've gradually built up my photography kit—though recently, I sold everything and started fresh. I first replaced my gear with a Leica Q2, but eventually traded it in for a Leica M10.
I’ve been using the M10 for a few months now and absolutely love it. The image quality is fantastic, and I really enjoy the tactile, manual experience of shooting with it.
While I enjoyed the Leica Q2, its fixed 28mm focal length always felt a bit too wide for my taste. I’ve always preferred a classic 50mm, so when I switched to an interchangeable lens system, this was my first purchase. It’s a hefty lens for such a compact camera, but the results are worth it—sharp, dreamy, and full of character.
After using the big 50mm, I wanted something more compact. The 35mm f/2 Ultron from Voigtlander fit the bill perfectly. It's significantly smaller, easy to handle, and has a lovely vintage aesthetic. I particularly like the little focusing tab—it makes shooting feel more intuitive.
I don’t do much photo editing these days. I try to get the best possible JPEGs straight out of the camera, though I always shoot RAW as a backup.