Well, it was back in July 2011 when a close friend of mine wanted to buy his first DSLR and I was tasked with the job of choosing one for him. After thorough research and comparisons, I advised him the Nikon D5100. It was about then that my interest in photography grew to the point that I got a D5100 for my self as well, which I soon after exchanged for a D7000.

 

Currently I'm using a Nikon D4 and D800 with the following lenses and equipment:

 

16mm fisheye

45mm PC-E Perspective control/shift tilt

85mm f/1.4G

300mm f/4

400mm f/2.8G

14-24 f/2.8

24-120 f/4

50mm 1.8G

70-200 f/2.8 VR II

Sigma 50-500 4.5-6.3

16-35 f/4

60mm f/2.8 micro

85mm f/1.4

105mm f/2.8 VR micro

1.4x Teleconverter

R1C1 Macro Photography kit

Goddox studio lights

SB 910 & SB 700 SpeedLights

Manfrotto Attitude tripod/496 head

Gorillapod

Nikon MC-36 remote

Nikon MC-30 remote

Lowepro fast pack 350 and Nova series

Hoya 77mm Polarizer

Lee ND 2,4,8 and grad ND kit

Cokin P-Series ND and Colored Grad set

B+H 77mm UV

Pawn triggers

SU-800 commander

Coman TM 286-A

Coman DT-287-A Monopod

      

It was in August 2011 when I became seriously passionate about photography and collected about 17GB of video tutorials, ebook's and other relevant material. The way I look at it is that photography is both an art and a skill. Skill is required for processing while the art side is essential for a good composition. But one thing I must add here is that photography treated me way better than i initially thought it would. Not quite a piece of cake, but not rocket science either :-)

 

If you believe you can do something, or you believe you cannot, you're right either way- Anthony Robbins

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