Keep up the good work and have fun

I am a Nikon fan and a Chevy truck owner, but I must say I do have a dark side ( I own two Canons, an A1 and a AE1)LOL. We got to keep the Ford vs Chevy Nikon vs Canon rivalries going, lots of fun. The best camera is the one you are using.

I have a tip for you that I learned a long time ago, A camera reset and check your settings after a shooting session will aid in Getting That Great Shot. Remember every one is an expert and their way is the only way to take a picture. Listen to all and try new techniques and use the one you like, and most of all have fun. By the way I also shoot Nikon.

Good for you, Keep it fun, love your pictures. You got the eye of a Kid (thats a great gift to have) Keep up the great work

I am working on second Retirement as an Elevator service manager that gets in the way of my Photography. I am pushing 61. I started shooting with an old range finder in 66 (still have it) I own over 150 film cameras from small vest camera to a 1800s 12"x18" view camera. I still shoot medium and large format and still have my wet dark room with 4 enlargers and a Digital dark room. I use PS5 and Lightroom 3, Nikon D300S D70S, SB800, SB600. Many tripods studio lighting tons of lenses I love learing from all. You can never know enough and sometimes I need the kick from a newbie to rekindle that excitment. I shoot 4 to 5 weddings a year. If I don't have any thing to shoot I shoot whats in front of my camera

You so right , no one knows it all. My out look is like a mechanic, you need tools to do your job. Well all the knowledge you have is tools in your tool box, When someone tells you how you should have taken your prize shot take that information and put it in your tool box, it might work later for you or it might not. You can never have enough tools