Do you shoot just one topic?

Just about anything that takes my fancy but mainly street based, people, doors, windows, vehicles, etc as that's where I spend most of my out of doors time. Oh and the odd garden bird (don't ask what make) or vising animal. I can muck up anything.
 
I used to almost exclusively shoot motorsport with my actual camera. Holidays and days out I used my phone for, but since moving over to a smaller mirrorless system I'm determined to use my camera for more everyday and travel photography, so I'm broadening the scope of my shooting
 
Anything that takes my fancy : generally that means landscapes, stars, sunrises/sunsets, local wildlife (mainly badgers & red squirrels - few birds thrown in, otters when they've left their lightmeters in the holt so they misjudge whether I can get a usable shot or not :) )
 
Wildlife, Scenery, family and friends. Last year the hardest thing to photograph was ice skating very bad light and movement.
Fortunately DXO prime got rid of a lot of the noise.
 
Digitally - Landscapes & Street (when I can find the time).
Film - just about anything though it tends to swing more towards the countryside / Landscapes
And then for the last couple of years I've been shooting weddings as a 2nd photographer, with a view of trying to make it fulltime next year.
 
I don't shoot people much, but just about anything will be tried.
Still life, motorsport, long exposures, IR, macro, microscopy... all gets done fairly regularly.
 
Jack of all trades and certainly a master of none, but I'm finding that nature photography pleases me most and is taking up more of my time.
 
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