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Yes, I have to agree with Keithh on that one. I have been successfully doing portrait work for over 8 years now without a 70-200. I use a 50mm prime mostly and get fabulous results. I guess it's down to personal preference. Oh, and I don't do weddings, stuff that for a game of soldiers, but yes, I think if I did the 70-200 would be a required piece of kit. But thank you for your best wishes Tom...

I am talking to myself, it seems....:P First sign of madness :p

Hey many thanks for all of your comments, I think iv opened a can of worms with this subject! I really appreciate all your feedback on this & the guidance is clear. For me to continue working on my photography part time, evenings and weekends and just enjoy the time doing something I have a passion for, and fingers crossed I make a few quid along the way! Thanks again :D

Thank you for all your comments... an 8 hour round trip but I'm home with camera and lens - now need to charge battery before I can play! Battery had just enough charge for me to have a quick look - and as I stopped off at a pub on the way home was asked if I could shoot their karaoke evening. However, for English readers, the pub reminded me of Early Doors... so I left ;-)

A couple from me, the first one features S_Olivia in her new winter coat. The next one features Miss Lou Lou taken last summer.

What a wonderful wooooooorld..........(Fat's Domino;-) Hobbo

Lensbaby 2.0, sometimes with the wide angle adapter attached. On either my E3 or Pany G2.

Money watt value go for battery powered studio lights. bowens do a good one,never have to worry were the mains socket is and power failure extension lead long enough think the head can use any light mod.

I agree with Jestertheclown. I used to upload images for votes as I thought was a good way of seeing how good/bad my photos were. Nothing could be further from the truth. I now upload for critique as this is the best place to get feedback on images. Thanks to feedback I received on 1 image of Jamie Archer I was able to go away and have an other go and came back with a far better image.

Yes, we can select the colour temperature with the modern Bron packs but I've always left it at standard. Yes, Bron has gone to a lot of trouble to keep the colour temperature constant over the power range, which is why we renewed all our packs when we went digital. With lesser makes, the colour temperature can change by more than 100 degrees for each stop of power variation. The new S...

Ooops sorry. £450 was the figure i meant to type! If you keep an eye on this site, you might find that the Canon EF-S 15-85 occasionally comes within reach of your budget. For a portrait lens, I would suggest the Canon 50mm F1.4, or the 85mm F1.8. Many people have good things to say about the much cheaper 50mm F1.8 "nifty fifty", but my experience of this with the 400D has not been good. ...

Like the third shot Paul

HI I am in need of a lap top to work on for my photography, anyone recommend a particular apple etc? The shiny screens a re a bit of a problem especially if you are going to be out and about so if you want to go apple I suggest you get it converted to a mat one, or just buy a computer from another vendor the user interface and applications are far more important than the OS or vendor of the ma...

Loads of helpful advice from everyone so good luck hope it goes well for you. The best advice I got from a freind who was a very succesful pro sadly now deceased is the best shots come when you have taken the time to get to know your subject and your client. He gave as an example kids, talk to the parents as they may have allready got favourite photos so you see what they like, and play with ...

Paul Harris's portraits of British Explorers are part of the permanent collections of The National Portrait Gallery. Currently he contributes a regular column on travel and photography in Outdoor Photography Magazine.

Xie Mo was born in 1962 in Hainan Province, China. He trained as a photographer and in 1993 he opened 'Chun Se', a studio specialising in black & white portraits. He has acquired an international reputation as a photographer and is also a prominent

I am a portrait photographer based on the beautiful island of Maui. I specialise in outdoor, beach photography that captures the magic of being in Hawaii. I work mainly with visitors to the island that want to take home a lasting reminder of their trip.

I a have two main areas of interest, Equestrian photography and Portraits. I especially like outdoor portrait photography but also use the studio when occasion requires. I use digital cameras, namely the Nikon D1x and the D100 and work on all my images in

Hi, My name is Philip Lord. I am a semi-pro photographer based in Blackburn, Lancashire, UK. I have been a photographer for 33 years now. I started my interest in photography after my father bought me my first camera, a Zenith E. I later joined the