sibilskyj

thank you much for your time, i think i will just stick to outside for now

I have searched, but haven't really found what I'm looking for. Basicly, how

would you use the equiptment listed to shoot a brother and sister(adults). I

haven't done much with portraits. The only thing that comes to mind is "fresh",

I want kind of a fresh look to it. I don't know whether to do it inside my house

or outside. I figure my house would work well to bounce my flash, but may not

look professional enough. Thank you

Hello all, I was hoping for some suggestions for different packages to offer

customers. I go on location and photograph dogs in action or in their favorite

places doing their favorite things, well you get the idea. As a dog owner, or a

photographer, what kind of packages would you be interested in. Thanks in

advance for all input.

Jospeh

90% of my photos on here are with the tamron 28-75 and a 20D. I was very happy w/ the lens at first. It's been about a year now and I find it unsatifactory. I don't think the lens has got any softer it was my first lens for my first SLR so naturally I didn't know much better. Without a doubt I will be goin to the Canon 24-70 2.8L soon.

Thank you much Donald, I will just stick with a Polarizer for now. It sounds as if it will work well with darkening the sky, and eliminating some glare and reflections off of their guitars and drums possibly

Hi all, I will be purchasing some filters for my 20D tomorrow. My main

concern is a photoshoot I will be doing for a newly signed band this

weekend, I will be shooting at dusk or sunset away from the sun on a

flat long stretch of blacktop road. I'm sorry if the answers I'm

looking for could be found in search, but I am very pressed for time

working two jobs, and was looking for some quick suggestions for maybe

a fliter that would be kinda creative or just improve the overall

image. Thank you very much in advance! Joseph

I think Barry has a great idea.