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If you're intending to take only the one lens, I suggest the 17-50 wide angle. You're going to find more scenery shots than wildlife if you're hiking. We took the one lens to Bali, the 16-35 F4, and it was more than enough for hiking the volcano, catching the local culture, etc. Having...

Thanks Click, Lukas, Lukas, where else would you recommend we go in Bali that we missed, beyond what we did in our ten days? Surfing Echo Beach (https://youtu.be/R_ZUPj4kAeE?t=1679) Diving the reefs, cliff jumping and paddle boarding in Nusa Lembongan (https://youtu.be/R_ZUPj4kAeE?t=475)...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_ZUPj4kAeE Took three bits of kit for our Bali adventure: 5D III, 16-35 f4 and a GoPro Black 4 for underwater, surfing, cliff diving and bike shots...

Hi all, I've pulled together a short video of our recent sailing trip in the Whitsundays Australia, all shot on a Canon 5D Mark III. Although most days were fast and furious, I didn't use any fancy stabilisation gear. I just shot with a tripod attached to the camera and carried it handheld...

Agreed, huge difference between need and want. I also have all the cameras and lenses I need. I've committed to not buying anything in 2014, at least no material goods. So no new camera gear, no new gadgets, no new clothing. I'm sticking with what I've got. It's helping me focus on what's...

Seagull landing, Essaouira www.filipmakowski.com

Definitely worth considering Antelope, I was there just before noon and was able to capture the sun streaming in. http://www.flickr.com/photos/filipmakowski/6158291826/#in/set-72157627571758317 The biggest challenge is that at any time when the sun is coming in you have over 200 people in the...