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Thanks!

Yep waterfalls are a good time. Definitely helps to have a Neutral Density Filter during the daylight to get long exposures without overexposing the photo.

Above all, a lot of practice and experimenting with different settings/angles/composures will help you use what you have to it's fullest potential.

That 50mm is perfect for that stuff.

55-250mm or 70-300mm is next on my list of lenses to get. I want one for wildlife and aviation photography.

The 18-135 lens is pretty expensive and it's also big and kinda heavy, however it's does a lot of stuff very well and has a wide range. It could replace your 18-55mm lens and you could sell that.

Well, you could use a little more zoom since you can only go to 55mm. This is the kit lens that came with my camera (I bought it because it came with this lens) http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/894152-REG/Canon_6097b002_18_135mm_f_3_5_5_6_IS_STM.html I use it for all of my wide angle...

That 50mm is way cheaper than most lenses of similar quality. It has really nice glass in a cheapish housing.

Do you plan to do any video?

@Jcountry Can't wait until my tax stamp comes back and I get to put a stock on it!

I'm a Canon guy but I don't have much experience outside of what I own. However, I can fully recommend this as your 1st prime lense. It's one of the best values you can get. Almost all of my shallow depth of field shots are taken with this lense at f1.8...

CZ Scorpion EVO Pistol

Just filed a Form 1 for this beauty. It will be a 300BLK SBR.

@dougiemac Thanks!

@dougiemac I just posted one today. http://www.southeasttraders.com/threads/new-episode-off-targets-range-day-with-seg-suppressors.3716/ Or are you talking about the next one after today's?

Please do! I'm not sure about the weight of the 22 can.

SEG Suppressors is a GA based suppressor company making some really cool and innovative products. We had lots of suppressor and full auto fun with them!