"My Gold does not Clink and Glitter, it Gleams in the Sunlight and Neighs in the Night."

Another work in progress and I am trying to decide on tones. Not sure if I want this warm, neutral, or kind of on the cool side. When I do a piece, I try to make it as easy to market as possible. I try to ask myself, "what kind of person would buy this, what about colors, and what kind of building would it go to, for display." I mean, "is the piece suitable for an office building, a store, a ranch house, a den or office in a home in the city, etc.

To sell in my market, I must make the photo, an "artsy piece." It has to say something other than just. "Hi, my name is Harry the Horse," or "Hi, I am an orange tree in a pot." I think with many different types of photos, more is expected by the purchasers. Not sure many people on UHH actively try to sell, but still would like to have comments and feedback.

Once you go to Full Frame you will never turn back. The extra real estate and the large frame changes your creative look.
But as the gentlemen said new glass even with FX trades will cost some money.
Folks say your feet are your framing but not so. When your are in a crowded place along an outdoor place you cannot always backup enough. Full framing is a beautiful thing and the negative space becomes part of your art. Also I really like fast prime lens.
If you use quality FX zoom lens you might be alright with
the cropped sensor. Good luck.