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<blockquote data-quote="Browncoat" data-source="post: 378772" data-attributes="member: 1061">I'm gonna toss a red herring into the mix:Forget the cameras and forget the lenses. You started this thread with a question about an upgrade, and you've gotten some swell advice from a bunch of people on the internet who are willing to spend your money. And now, from the quote above, you're even more undecided than when you started this thread.My opinion is, you're bored with your camera. More specifically and accurate, you're probably bored with what you have to take photographs of. If you've got the budget to blow a grand on your photography hobby, let me offer you the best solution possible: spend that money on something other than new gear. Take a photography workshop. All over the country, there are pros giving workshops on every topic under the sun. Some big name guys, too. Spending a few days at a workshop will do more for you than any piece of gear will.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Browncoat, post: 378772, member: 1061"] I'm gonna toss a red herring into the mix: Forget the cameras and forget the lenses. You started this thread with a question about an upgrade, and you've gotten some swell advice from a bunch of people on the internet who are willing to spend your money. And now, from the quote above, you're even more undecided than when you started this thread. My opinion is, you're bored with your camera. More specifically and accurate, you're probably bored with what you have to take photographs of. If you've got the budget to blow a grand on your photography hobby, let me offer you the best solution possible: spend that money on something other than new gear. Take a photography workshop. All over the country, there are pros giving workshops on every topic under the sun. Some big name guys, too. Spending a few days at a workshop will do more for you than any piece of gear will. [/QUOTE]

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