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So, these are a few photos, that I'm shooting on a Finepix 5600 DSLR, all of the photos have been taken on manual, so limited adjustment of ISO/f-stop/exposure but I'm trying the manage as best I can with what I've got.
Any advice on the photos? Criticism welcome as I'm always learning.

Also, I'm in the market for a new camera and lenses, I guess I'm willing to spend around 2000-3000 US$ as this is something i love doing. I'm after a fast fps, 5 would be a good start, maybe more. And have been looking at Nikon and Canon but am open to all.
I am pretty clueless when it comes to lenses and what is good, i know I need a wide angle and others but some direction for compatibility with good bases would be good to hear about.

Cheers for reading

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