Debating.

So, here's how we do it. We use credit cards as much as possible, not because we want to be in debt but to take advantage of the rewards. My man is really good at this that we practically make a little bit from just the points. We are cashless. LOL. And do you want to find out where we spend those rewards on? Yes, you better believe it, my Photography. I am so blessed to have a husband who not only supports my love for this art but also is willing to spend -- if we have it.

My camera is a Rebel T2i. And when I first touched it, I did not know what to do, I was so excited! And I have had it for a couple of years now. The kit lens does not seem too impressive to me anymore. The camera is not that fast anymore. It's becoming too grainy too. LOL. I read once that once you have a DSLR, You will be hooked and that is to acquiring much more faster sharper lenses and eventually the professional grade camera will cross your mind a few years later.

Right now, I feel I am not that great yet to get a professional grade camera, but I do feel I deserve and L-series lens already. I drool when I see them on amazon.com. That red ring I covet so much. Lord, forgive me.

Anyways. Back to my dilemma. I want a good sharp portrait lens because eventually, I want to be a portrait photographer. The Canon L-series lenses are very good. But I am also considering a wide angle lens. When we travel, a wide angle lens would be so worth it, but can I also use it as a good portrait lens? That is my question.

If you are reading this, and you know stuff about lenses, please drop a comment. I would really appreciate it.

Thanks for reading. I will update you on this decision later because about September we would probably have enough points on rewards to buy me one more baby. I can't wait!