Yup, I've done that and I think I need to go with a studio. There are just too many positives that go along with it to ignore.

Cool shot! Given what it's used for I'm not sure I'd want to sit there though!

Hi Stephen and welcome to the forum! You really do have quite the collection of gear! What kind of shooting will you do for your home based business?

Very cool shots, you like linear subjects I think... Are these shot in the town where you live? K

There are several spaces available for rent here in Denver as well as a co-op kinda deal. When I had my studio in Florida I would rent out my space as well but stopped because it was mostly guys wanti...

I've been shooting for a LONG time (dang I'm old) and at various times have had a studio and at times shot location only. I'm in a new city now and facing the decision of starting a commercial stud...

As stated by everyone previously, RAW is the way to go for sure. Adjusting exposure in post is a definet huge benefit but for me it's being able to adjust the color. Some of the product and ALL of the...

This is a multy-layered shot I composed for Team Rubicon, one of the humanitarian non-profits I work with. Took about 2 hours to get exactly what I wanted from the shot. I love photoshop! http://bl...

Hey and welcome to ST! The AI is a great place to learn the trade and this forum is a great place to learn the rest! Awesome shot of your daughter, I'm looking forward to seeing more of your work! K...

Hi Jeamesttie! You've come to the right place for nurturing a new photography career. Lots of people here are pros and can give you good advice on whatever subject you need coaching on. We look forwar...

I used to fly those in the military! I miss my little OH-58... If I had to guess I'd say the shutter speed is 1/4000

I like the dried flowers shot, I'm a sucker for still life. One of my best friends is from Manchester. Funny, when I see that word I hear him saying it, MAN chesta

Nice shots Don, looks cold! I really like the shot of the red wing blackbird, it's nice that he landed in a place where you could put snow in the background - very accommodating!

I really like the second shot overall and love that you let the background blur out. With that said, maybe a tighter crop or if you'd have put her in front of a darker background might have been nice....

Funny shot, with hair like that how can it be bad! The fisheye isn't a "typical" portrait lens for the obvious reasons but with that said it's cool for some variety in an environmental portrait!

This post sends me back to my college days when i worked at ritz camera! I had SO much fun there and as a plus got to try out the new gear... Nice shots too BTW!

I love the second one, everything about it is perfect! I bet you could sell it as a stock image

http://blueplanetps.com/clients/Casey_Photo_Shoot/images/IMG_8050.jpg Just a shot from a shoot I did of my dressage instructor

Cool shots! I like the second one, it looks like atoms! You must have a powerful otoscope!

Really nice shots Don, I love the shots of the Garage door and the mailboxes!