Hello!

[Mirrorless Journey]

Hi everyone,

My name is Eric and I'm a professional photographer from Sherbrooke, QC, Canada since 2007. I am a husband and a dad of 3 kids from 4 to 11. I love to run, hike, bake (Mmmmm... bread), ... in fact, I run so I can eat what I cook

I'm mostly a portrait photographer (wedding, portrait, family) but I also love food photography. Ok, I love food in general and the nice thing with food photography is you usually can eat it after the shoot.

I'm a blogger too and you can read it at: http://mirrorlessjourney.com

Over the past two years, I made the transition from big and bulky full frame gear (Canon) to small and light Mirrorless Cameras. My back is thanking me every time I pick up my bag. That's the reason I started this blog... to talk about mirrorless cameras and the Journey I went through. If you speak french, you can find my other blog at http://blog.ericcote.net. I write there since 2009. Mirrorless Journey is newer though (1 month old yesterday).

English is not my first language so feel free to correct me, I'm always open to critics. So this is a picture of me (not eating) on top of Giant Mountain in the Adirondacks, NY.

 

[Gary A.]

Bienvenue sur le forum Eric. Nous avons beaucoup de choses en commun. J'ai migré de FF à MFT et maintenant je suis très heureux avec Fuji, mirrorless APS-C. Je tiens également à manger et cuisiner. Pas tellement de la cuisson, mais je fais des biscuits dans le barbecue. Le pain est le suivant.

Gary

 

[Mirrorless Journey]

Merci Gary! Hmmmm... Biscuit sur le BBQ, je n'y avais jamais pensé... à tenter c'est certain

Baking bread is easier than most people think and it is soooooo good. Give it a try

 

[Gary A.]

Il est sur ma liste.

It is on my list. But bread and my mid-section ...

 

[Big Mike]

Welcome aboard Eric.

 

[waday]

Hi!

I love baking. I run a lot, too. I'm usually found running to kitchen to eat.

 

[Mirrorless Journey]

Thanks Mike and Wade

 

[sm4him]

The only French I know is parlez-vous francais and a la mode.

But I speak fluent Southernese, and I also know how to say a good American "Welcome to the Party!"

 

[Mirrorless Journey]

That's ok, I can say a good Australian : Hey Mate!

 

[annamaria]

Welcome!! I used to bake bread, but work to many hours, fresh bread is soooo goooood.

 

[IceCanAm]

Welcome to the site.