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<blockquote data-quote="SteveL54" data-source="post: 279087" data-attributes="member: 17080">So I picked up my D5100 just 1 year ago. Love it. This camera does everything that I want, without too many complications. It came with the kit lens, 18 - 55. So then I needed a flash. Yongnuo 565EX fit the bill nicely, and at a great price. Next came the need for more zoom, so I went with the Nikkor 55 - 200. Nice little zoom at a decent price. In between all this was a tripod, remote trigger, and of course, a new camera bag - Lowepro, of course. Yep, I'm all set. Or so I thought.&nbsp;Now, I've been reading a lot about prime lenses. After reading about lenses here, NAS has grabbed hold of me once again. Looks like I'm going to have to buy a Nikkor 35mm 1.8G. I don't like to photograph people. My main interest is landscape, street scenes, and abstract. This should satisfy my need for more equipment for a brief time. Maybe.&nbsp;Hopefully, this lens is the right choice. For now anyways. Thought? Opinions?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SteveL54, post: 279087, member: 17080"] So I picked up my D5100 just 1 year ago. Love it. This camera does everything that I want, without too many complications. It came with the kit lens, 18 - 55. So then I needed a flash. Yongnuo 565EX fit the bill nicely, and at a great price. Next came the need for more zoom, so I went with the Nikkor 55 - 200. Nice little zoom at a decent price. In between all this was a tripod, remote trigger, and of course, a new camera bag - Lowepro, of course. Yep, I'm all set. Or so I thought. Now, I've been reading a lot about prime lenses. After reading about lenses here, NAS has grabbed hold of me once again. Looks like I'm going to have to buy a Nikkor 35mm 1.8G. I don't like to photograph people. My main interest is landscape, street scenes, and abstract. This should satisfy my need for more equipment for a brief time. Maybe. Hopefully, this lens is the right choice. For now anyways. Thought? Opinions? [/QUOTE]

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