Photography · by the numbers
The data behind the photos.
Every frame since I picked up the Sony A7 IV — one body, five lenses, 20–600mm. Read all 21,960 sets of EXIF at once and the habits show: an afternoon-and-dusk shooter who lives at the edges of the focal range. The keepers are here.
✨ See it as 2026 Wrapped- frames shot
- 21,960
- frames shot
- days behind the camera
- 90
- days behind the camera
- shutter open for
- 2h 29m
- shutter open for
- most in one day
- 2,132
- most in one day
What I reach for
The 20mm wide prime does the most work — astro and landscapes — with the macro and the 600mm reach close behind. The extremes win.
- 20mm f/1.8 G7,071
- Tamron 28-200mm6,035
- 200-600mm G4,473
- 90mm Macro G3,621
- 28-70mm (kit)760
When I shoot
Capture time, local. Not a morning person — it ramps through the afternoon and peaks at dusk (golden hour, highlighted), with the odd midnight run under the stars.
Frames per month
2,132 came on a single day — May 15, the Central Oregon trip.
Wide open vs. stopped down
- f/1.4–2.82,638
- f/2.9–5.610,028
- f/5.7–117,477
- f/11+1,817
Into the light
Over half sit clean at base ISO — but the wildlife and low-light work pushes the sensor hard when it has to.
- ≤40011,232
- 401–16003,775
- 1601–64005,905
- 6400+1,000
Computed from the EXIF of 21,960 RAW frames — my whole library since December 2025. Metadata only; no photo ever leaves the drive.