In Spokane (well, in 2016, anyway) I had just bought a little Kodak point-and-shoot, but it was the best one I could afford at the time - and it mostly did okay, but its depth-of-field is a bit rough - so it's been moved to a training camera for my daughter.
My husband (before we got married) gave me a better Kodak, but it now has a serious fault and is out of commission.
I'm not sure what he has now, but it's a decent DSLR, in the scope of my earlier Pentax K100D (which I loved - it began showing age-related issues after about 5k pictures...) and my Samsung NX-11 (which I hated - but as long as I wasn't shooting the sun, it was okay. Still, I used it until I slipped on some ice and fell on it, cracking the viewfinder. The batteries didn't survive the cold very well, either.) I am hoping that at some point I can upgrade to a low-end professional grade camera so I can really do justice to these shots.
Lah-de-dah... need a new camera, lol.
(My son laughs at me, but then, he got a swanky new camera for winning a contest that he didn't enter, lol. Someone actually stole one of his pictures, then PAID to enter this contest... the judge recognized my son's work and awarded him the prize! I'm still trying to get him onto Steemit.)
What a story! Lol
Well, I hope you get your son on steemit fast. And I hope you get a good camera pretty soon!
I'm working mostly on Canon eos 1d and 5d's, or fujifilm x-m1, or iPhones :-)
The camera you carry with you is always the best one!
Thanks.