What Camera Gear do they use?

  Bill Cunningham, the legendary New York Times street style photographer, was known for using very simple and modest camera gear , especially considering his fame and influence.  Here's what he typically used: 35mm Film Cameras (early years) In his early street photography days, Cunningham used 35mm film cameras , often Nikon SLRs , such as the Nikon FM2 or similar models. Nikon FM2 Nikon DSLR (later years) As technology progressed, he transitioned to digital cameras , specifically Nikon DSLRs . He was most frequently seen with a Nikon D40 or D3000 series — consumer-level DSLRs, not high-end professional models. Nikon D40 Nikon D3000 Lens He often used a single zoom lens , like an 18-55mm kit lens , which gave him enough versatility for street portraits and candid fashion shots. Notable About His Approach: No flashy gear : He believed in unobtrusiveness , blending in and letting his subjects shine. That’s why he dressed simply, rode a bicycle, and used mode...