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Nice!

Wow...excellent work!

Love this!!

Nice!

Lol!! Neat idea :)

Glad you're ok...those are images that reflect so much emotion...

I love my 24-105...very sharp and quick :)

Lighting is pretty harsh...a couple look pretty oof...rubber ducky pic is the best imo....use the clone tool to fix any wrinkles in your backdrop...and duct tape to keep him still..haha nah, he's a boy, he'll break right out of the tape! Keep at it...practice, practice, practice! P.S. Cute lil...

I do my winter shoots at parks, by the river, on a few bridges I know....go out and find some locations!!

Wow...great work!

I like them...picked a beautiful time of day to shoot... I agree with you on the silhouette pic...the house does seem to tell a bit of a story....

Oh..and sip a bit of vodka while doing this as it helps to calm the nerves ;-)

Go to your my computer option off the start menu, go to the disk drive, right click and see if the disk has anything on it :)

You won't regret purchasing the 24-105...that lens is on my camera quite often.. It cost so much here to rent the 70-200 f2.8 that it would be cheaper to buy it than rent it a few times lol

I love my 85 1.8 too!

Thanks for all the feedback..seems like the 70-200 f2.8 L is the clear favorite :)

Reviews say the 85 1.8 is just as sharp as the 1.4... way more affordable too :)

These look good...a couple looked a little too warm, but my guess is it's the graphics of my lovely cell....

Right now my 24-105 f4 is my go to lens...I do only portrait photography... pretty sharp when used correctly... oh & I'm sure you knew, but just in case..always turn it's IS off when using it on a tripod for much sharper images :) sounds like alot of people are enjoying the 70-200 f2.8...heard...

Do you ever do a family session with this lens? I just got this lens and so far have used it for single portraits, but it's so sharp, I really am thinking about trying jt out on a family session...