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As you don't really know what you want, the intelligent choice is the PZ16-50. After shooting with it for a length of time, see which focal length is most used (if you are using one much more than ...

Much better! (Although the cut off knees still a problem). And I like the leg shot!

The PZ16-50 is ideal for street photography. The 24-75mm equivalent will give you tremendous flexibility on the street, and it is small, light, and unobtrusive. Remember, SP is about capturing ...

Logan, the biggest problem compositionally is that the subject is right in the center of the frame. See if you have one (or crop) where is he is more off center - think of dividing the frame into ...

I am not 'attached" to my photos. But i will respond to a hostile and ignorant ("needs 'something else' in the photo") attack on all my work - which, of, course, you've seen very little: So you got ...

Frank, we agreed not to post on each other's threads. Now you feel compelled to start again in public when you could have written in private? You could not resist? Is it because you found someone ...

I'm not talking about everyone, but many who have been the object of your disrespect and lack of insight. You came out of the woodwork from nowhere and started sniping with hostility - the ...

The Pajama guy is clueless, Joe. Why he expects anyone to have any respect for his opinions - which show no insight - is beyond me. But he does seem to enjoy his agenda of sniping and putting down ...

Of course.

Mr. Pajamas hasn't the courage to do that. He'd prefer to snipe at other photographers from the safety of his keyboard and vent his frustration at his inability to make his own photos. He is also ...

Pajamas, that you have a mouse and can click on photo websites doesn't impress anyone, although you seem to think this makes you some type of expert. :-) Go out in the street and try taking a ...

Mr. Pajamas - such hostility! And total ignorance about what street photography is about. Perhaps it's because you never took a street photo (too intimidating) or too frightened to post any photos? ...

This comment and the last one: https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/59854643 ...are making it clear that you are short on communication skills or respect for photographers. Have you ever taken a ...

Don't people get tired of this constant, anal bickering about whose lens is "better"? A good photographer will take good photos with either.  Perhaps working on photographs might be more productive ...

Do YOU know WHAT YMMV meANs?

I avoid shooting waterfalls altogether - it's difficult to do anything new or different, and your camera can get wet.

Also, the slow-shutter waterfalls is such a cliche, I would avoid it anyway, not worth the trouble. YMMV

What situation requires a ND filter with 10-18? Slow SS?