Today I mostly shoot candid portraits and travel. I switched to being totally digital in 2002 and don't regret this decision for a second. I switched from Nikon to Canon in 2004. Why? My Nikon seemed to be buggy and needed to go to the factory several times. I like the Canon ergonomics, Canon makes more lens that match my needs, and Canon seemed like it was the leader in DSLR marketplace thanks to their heavy R&D investment. I didn't expect Nikon would ever catch up to. [I was wrong, by 2007 Nikon had competitive offerings.]. My favorite lens are the Canon 17-40/4L for knocking around, the Canon 24/1.4L for available light, the Canon 85/1.8 for portraits, and the Canon 70-200/4L IS for images which require a longer lens. When traveling I love the compactness of the Canon 70-300/4.5-5.6 DO IS. I also use a Fuji F31fd when I want a P&S because it is the only compact camera I have found with acceptable performance in moderate light (e.g. shooting at ASA 400+). In the past I did b&w street, nature, and landscape photography using a Minota Hi-Matic, a Leica M4 rangefinder, and sometimes used a friend's cool new (in 1974) Olympus OM-1. Later I carried a Minolta CL in a M-Rock bag to catch serendipitous images, and used a Nikon SLR when I needed versatility. I recommend Domke bags .
I have a few pictures posted @flickr