[Gidders]

Originally Posted by gordon g

I'd second Duncan's advice. I tend to use a 28-70 and 70-200 pretty heavily when landscaping (full-frame body), with a 180 macro coming in third. So those lenses are always in my bag, plus a set of ND grads and a polariser, and a tripod, cable release and bubble level. I sometimes use a 17-35 and a 120-300, so if I'm not walking far, they'll make it in too. If I'm off on a trip for a few days and have somewhere secure to store kit, then all the above goes, plus the 500 prime if there's good wildlife spots around, and the geared head and ball head on their own centre columns. That way I have a good choice of subject and style and can vary things according to inclination, location and conditions.

So travelling light then Gordon