" A small amount invested in yourself brings a much bigger change compared to thousands spent on the equipment"

One often ends up investing huge amounts on equipment, many times the stuff you end up using very sparingly. If you can afford to buy expensive equipment, go ahead. However, if you are on a budget, make a priority list and buy the equipment that will directly have an impact on your photography. Go for a good lens that you intend to use every day and which constitutes most of your photography portfolio which you are going to show around. Rather than spending a lot of money on unnecessary equipment invest in yourself. Equipment can't by itself create great photographs. It needs you more than you need the extraordinary equipment. What it means is that you can create a great photograph even with a mediocre piece of equipment and the difference is visible only when two pieces of equipment are compared together. Concentrate more on yourself, on your subject rather than chasing the fancy equipment that the photographer next door is using. His photographs are stunning not because of his equipment but because of himself. The time and energy he has devoted to bringing out the best in himself and his subject. yes, if you already understand life and light, if you already understand what makes good photography and why, if you already understand who you are and what should you be shooting, buying the best equipment around will certainly help you achieve better results. 

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