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Ah, well yeah, I don't have the money for that :p, at least not until I'm done with college

I was thinking about a macro lens next, perhaps something along the lines of the 60mm f/2.8 USM. Or should I go for wide-angle?

Cool (Y) Yeah I've got the 17-40L wide http://www.photozone.de/8Reviews/lenses/ca...740_4/index.htm

Its great but limited in a way, macro would be great I'd like to get into macro shots and lightbox work etc

Check out of the the macro shots here http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/readflat...thread=26139096

I thought I was going crazy--I thought you two were the same person having a conversation with each other. :blink:

/me reminds not to read forums at 4am.

Perhaps you should take MVC away from him so it's not so confusing anymore... :shiftyninja:

But yeah, I know what you mean. I was confusing myself :p

I thought I was going crazy--I thought you two were the same person having a conversation with each other. :blink:

/me reminds not to read forums at 4am.

So was i and it was only the afternoon.......

and in other photographical related stuff heres a picture i took last night. http://p858snake.deviantart.com/art/Pictur...eek-51-72830245

Yes England :p Place called Nottingham and within the centre there's a place called the Exchange Arcade (in the picture), it's an upmarket shopping mall that maintains a boutiquey feel, targeted at women mainly, but its very tiny. It's pretty much what you can see in that photo. The building is lovely though.

http://www.seriousphotography.com/arcade.html 360 view

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