Not sure where i picked up the term " lens porn" in the past i think it was on Dyxum.com.
In short show us the gear you have and use so others can ooh and aww about it, lens porn for photographers.
Small warning this could be the longest post i've posted so far on hive .
There were some people asking me if i could post an overview of my gear so here it is:
I've tried to find a suiting image taken by each lens so here it goes..
So starting top left:
Sony A6000 + 16mm extension tube + m42-nex emount adapter - Helios 44-2 58mm 2.0 lens
and without the extention tube :
next : Sony LA-ea4 A-mount adapter + Sigma 105mm DG 2.8 Macro
next: Minolta Rokkor 135mm 2.8 + MD - e-mount adapter
next : My pringles can diffuser ,
"there are many like this but this one is mine "
next : Sony A7II + Laowa Venus 25mm f/2.8 2.5-5x Ultra Macro with 2.5 - 5x magnification + Godox tt685s flashunit and Pringlers diffuser + Laowa LED ring
This is my latest lens and so far i have been able to make some nice Macro's with it as you canb see on my 
Sony A7II, f8 iso 400 1/160 2.5 magnification
And finally the big lens is a Sigma 150-500mm HSM 5.6 a-mount
and at night
Midle row from left to right:
Jupiter-8 85mm 2.0 lens with L39-nex emount adapter + 10mm extension tube
next: Sony Sal1855 18-55mm 3.5 [ plastic fantastic ]
next : Panagor auto macro converter 50mm + Minolta MD Rokkor 50mm 1.7
old glass can still perform very well as you can see.
And the Minolta MD Rokkor 50mm 1.7 alone :
Bottem row from left to right :
next : Sigma 12-24mm DG 4.5
next : MC Rokkor 28mm + reverse ring
It looks on the camera like this :
And this is the result you get:
and without the reverse ring
c-mount - e-mount converter + 25mm 1.4 cctv lens
very strange bokeh but fun
Minolta a-mount to sony E-mount adapter to use the older A-mount lenses with manual focus on E-mount camera.
and finally the latest addition to the family the Godox-M1:
for a nice colored background
or if you want to cheer up the cat
All images are created by me with one of my sony camera's or phone
Come join us in the macrophotography community,
where you find more of this kind of photography.