different cameras

This is an assortment of photos I've taken with the different cameras I have. It's not a comparison per se, because the pictures aren't identical obviously. But I just thought it would be fun to look through and see how different cameras see the world. One interesting thing to note is that these cameras run the gamut from very cheap (toy camera, $16) to very expensive (digital SLR, $1,600 new). My personal opinion is that your eye takes the picture, and that that matters more than the equipment in your hand. It all comes down to what you want and what you like. Doing whatever makes you enjoy photography and life the most (without having to sell your car or your dog) is way more important than abiding by any artistic standard, quality standard or other standard that people may set.

Links to images/info about the cameras:
Sony DSC-V1 - point and shoot
Canon A-1 - film SLR
Rolleicord - film TLR (twin lens reflex)
Olympus 35-RC - film rangefinder
Holga - film toy camera
Canon 20D - digital SLR

Click on each pic to see it bigger @ my flickr.

afternoon light
afternoon light, c2005 -- Sony DSC, digital point and shoot

contact prints
contact prints, c2005 -- Sony DSC, digital point and shoot

marble in sidewalk
marble in sidewalk, 2005 -- Canon A-1, film SLR

industrial building
industrial building, 2006 -- Canon A-1, film SLR

windy
windy, 2006 -- Rolleicord, film TLR

grass and sidewalk
grass and sidewalk, 2006 -- LG 8300, camera phone

bottle
bottle, 2006 -- Olympus 35-RC, film rangefinder

waves
waves, c2006 -- Holga, film toy camera

nighttime
streetlight, 2006 -- Canon 20D, digital SLR; Photoshop CS2 (minimal post-processing)

torn paper
torn paper, 2007 -- Canon 20D, digital SLR; Photoshop CS2 (minimal post-processing)