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<blockquote data-quote="skene" data-source="post: 227972" data-attributes="member: 13155">It's kind of hard trying to decide what you will be shooting on a day to day/monthly basis.&nbsp; So to try and narrow down lenses for you to purchase is a very delicate thing.&nbsp; Everyone has their opinions on what they like, based on what they normally shoot.So with that said...If you are going to be doing landscapes, there is nothing wrong with the 18-55 that you currently have.&nbsp; The 18-55 is a very broad and wide lens provided that you have enough distance.[ATTACH]61678[/ATTACH]&nbsp; This is at 18mm using the same 18-55mm lens.If you are going to focus on portraits... 50, 60, 85, 105 and the coveted 70-200 F2.8 are all good lenses to own... depending on budget.Flash I can say you may want to wait a bit till you get a bit more familiarized with what is needed for lighting.&nbsp; If you want to try your luck, try out one of Yongnuo's offerings or try and find a nice used flash to start with.GL..</blockquote>

[QUOTE="skene, post: 227972, member: 13155"] It's kind of hard trying to decide what you will be shooting on a day to day/monthly basis. So to try and narrow down lenses for you to purchase is a very delicate thing. Everyone has their opinions on what they like, based on what they normally shoot. So with that said... If you are going to be doing landscapes, there is nothing wrong with the 18-55 that you currently have. The 18-55 is a very broad and wide lens provided that you have enough distance. [ATTACH=CONFIG]61678._xfImport[/ATTACH] This is at 18mm using the same 18-55mm lens. If you are going to focus on portraits... 50, 60, 85, 105 and the coveted 70-200 F2.8 are all good lenses to own... depending on budget. Flash I can say you may want to wait a bit till you get a bit more familiarized with what is needed for lighting. If you want to try your luck, try out one of Yongnuo's offerings or try and find a nice used flash to start with. GL.. [/QUOTE]

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