Each tool tells a different story and it depends on the individual what he/she wants to tell to the viewer.

Every week new pictures will be released in each section. Camera will show the possibility of zoom lenses for example wildlife photography or long exposure.

Every week new pictures will be released in each section. I love to use the GoPro to show the rounding of the earth and use it in certain pictures which gives this unique look and feel. Also a GoPro is excellent for all sport and water activities. I

Every week new pictures will be released in each section. A drone is so much fun to fly and opens a complete new perspective to the world around you. Unfortunately it is banned in a lot of places or it’s a hustle to get permission. But whenever poss

Every week new pictures will be released in each section. Sometimes I get better shots with my phone (iPhone 11 Pro Max currently) compared to eg my camera as it is more forgiven when using not the perfect settings and the software post-processing w

What are the benefits and disadvantages of each Camera?

DSLR Camera.

Best for: night shots (long exposure), portrait (nice bokeh with 35-50mm fixed lens), zoom (e.g. animals), sport events (e.g. fast shutter/100+ bust pictures);

Good: creativity and versatility, in the night, sport, animal photography (especially when zoom is needed)

Bad: heavy (though there are some good options like the Sony alpha 6xxx series; expensive (especially the lenses)

GoPro.

Best for: creative-fun shots, sport (self-)activities like surfing, biking etc; selfies, landscape, (under-)water photography

Good: easy to operate, light-weight, wide-angle, lot of accessories for sport (self-) activities

Bad: low light scenes, portrait, zoom/macro shoots

drone.

Best for: nature, landscape, city (check permission)

Good: fun to operate, provides a different perspective, makes views possible a human cannot reach (easily)

Bad: a lot of places officially banned drones e.g. national parks, cities, sightseeing spots; expensive, bulky

Phone.

Best for: capture instant moments, food and people (portrait mode!), panorama mode (better then e.g. panorama mode of DSLR imho)

Good: always with you, easy to post-process, easy to operate

Bad: night shoots where long exposure is needed (though the cameras got a lot better and it seems the new iPhone 12 wants to take it to a new level), limited creativity (due to limited lenses and camera functions), sport events and sport (self-) activities