You're welcome! I really like your works! You've got talent, and your camera must be fab! Mine was a gift; it's a cheap one, and I don't think I'll ever be able to take pictures like yours!
I have an Olympus E-510 I bought it in 2008 and it's my baby But it's not only about the camera and the lenses (of course if you are in an extreme situation -as in, want to photograph the 100m Olympics sprinters - then you need a camera and a lens that is quick enough to be able to capture such photos), but there's a lot you can do with a camera even if it's not 'THE' most expensive out there (and trust me, I have seen a lot of people with really expensive equipment who really have no idea how to use their expensive equipment ) Lighting is very, very important for me. And composition. A good composition can make or break your photo I would say work on your basics, practice, practice, practice, try to use your current camera to the full extent and once you've realized you've really 'outgrown' it and need a 'better' one, you can invest the money in it (There are also a lot of people who think Olympus is horrible and I always say 'Don't blame the equipment, blame your lack of skills, because it's not the equipment, it's you. You don't know how to work with your Olympus.' )
I'm sure you'll get there, judging from the few pieces in your gallery you seem to be a creative person! And if you ever need help, feel free to ask me, I'll try my best to give a satisfying response
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