that eye focus sounds expensive! haha i intend on doing some photoshop work soon and hope to create my own logo/watermark. until then you can see a bit of my unfinnished portfolio @

http://aaronc608.deviantart.com/gallery/#_browse

there is quite a lot of old stuff in there, but the further you go the newer it gets.

aaron

Perhaps… I am still waiting for the eye control focusing that the EOS 3 had but on a digital camera… Maybe by the time they get to the Mark 5. I am looking forward to seeing your pictures… By the way, on your personal blog within MyBuzzFoto, you can customize everything including the banner and also the background to make it very personal… All you need to do is go to the dashboard and then go to appearance and then to theme options… Good luck designing it.

Henry

ill post some of my portfolio up on my blog as soon as i can with watermarks. (within 3 hours).
the 40d is an amazing industry workhorse of a camera but i think the 50d is a very good upgrade to the 40d and in a few years everyone will have one! haha if you havent used one before i really suggest you do.

Nice slow upgrade of cameras… That is exactly what I recommend doing. I am still shooting with the Canon 40D and it is perfect… I started with a very old Pentax Super Program Film Camera… Then I moved to the Canon EOS 3… That was a gigantic upgrade and I fell in love with that camera… By the way, your Canon 50D is a great camera. What kind of styles do you shoot? Regarding getting published… maybe BuzzFoto can help you… Show us what you got… Start a blog and post some of your photos… You can use my blog as an example… http://henry.mybuzzfoto.com

Cheers,

hello there, let me just say it’s great to chat to you and i’ve been an avid watcher of your videos, i quite like your style.
that photo was taken of me a few months ago by a friend on the steps of the famous sydney opera house.
i first started out shooting with a point and shoot in the beginning of 2006, moved up to an eos 400d in march 2008, now shooting with an eos 50d with battery grip, 18-200 sigma, 120-400 sigma and heaps of other misc gear.
i’m a very active photographer in many different styles but i have had next to no coverage or publications so far because i haven’t really been actively seeking it.

aaron