Camera Body:

• Nikon D3
  This camera is absolutely amazing. Blazingly fast, amazingly low ISO noise. The full frame is perfect for concerts, and portraits. I am excited to see just what I can do with this. This is Nikon's best camera to date, and one of the best cameras period.
  
• Nikon D200
  
  I've loved this camera since the day I got it. For the price it can not be beat. It is basically a D2X in a smaller package. I'll be picking up a D3 in the near future, but this will alway remain with me. It is built like a tank, and the photos it takes are spectacular.
  

Lenses:

• Nikon 105mm F2D DC
  
  This lens is absolutely phenomenal. I thought that when I bouthgt the 85mm I was going to sell this one. However, I just couldn't find it in me to part with this lens. So I own both of Nikon's best portrait lenses.
  
• Nikon 85mm f/1.4D IF AF
  
  This is probably one of the finest peaces of glass Nikon makes or have ever made. It is extremely sharp, and extremely fast lens. I got this one in particular so that I would have that F1.4 speed for concerts, and the AMAZING bokeh.
  
• Sigma APO 70-200mm f/2.8 EX Macro HSM
  
  This is the third lens with this focal length I have owned. I have stuck with this one and love it. I owned the Tokina, and the non-macro Sigma. This one is an awesome lens.
  
• Sigma APO 2x Teleconverter
  
  I don't like teleconverters. I don't like to use them, and don't like how they degrade the images. That said I only own this to get that extra reach when I need it.
  
• Tokina AT-X PRO 12-24mm f/4
  
  This lens is fun. It is sharp, wide, and built like a tank. I always have this in my bag, and I actually shoot with this more than anything. This is an amazing deal. The Nikkor versions retails for over twice what one of these goes for. I have yet to see/hear an advantage to the Nikkor. I didn't think it would be as good with the Tokina I owned in the past. This lens performs like a pro.
  
• Tamrom 28-75mm f/2.8
  
  Fast, sharp, and small. For the price this can't be beat in this range. Great for portraits, and just a street lens.
  
• Nikkor 50mm f/1.8D
  
  Lenses don't get much cheaper than this one. They also don't get much sharper. This is a mean lens that performs with the best. Don't let the price tag fool you. It may be cheap and plastic, but the glass is sharp. I've read it is sharper than the f/1.4 I don't know how true that is though. I like this lens alot. I don't use it as much as I should though. Great for available light shots.
  

Lighting:

• Wireless Studio lighting kit (Includes 2 strobes, a studio sync flash, softboxes, color gels, reflectors, backdrops)
  
• Savage Port-A-Stand (white/black seamless paper)
  
• Nikon SB-800 Speedlite
  

Note: All shots are taken in RAW and edited on my Calibrated Monitor. I use the Colorvision Spyder2PRO calibrator to ensure that each and every photo come out to its highest quality.