Unfortunately I cannot see the flower photos in the first post. Would love to see them too because I really like flower photos. I have a few of them in my flat because I think such pictures are very decorative. Some time ago I received wonderful cheap flowers by post which a friend have sent to me. It was such a beautiful bouquet of flowers that I took a picture and now the picture is framed in my flat and it is very decorative.

I am not a fan of cards with big capacity as I would prefer having multiple average size ones. I have 2 8gb sd cards and 2 4gb cards, which suits me well. I know that 32gb would be the in thing to have but I do not want to clutter images in one big sd card which would be a pain for me to sort rather than smaller ones which you can label properly. But other would like a big one so that they do not have to worry about carrying the others.

I have a friend who has a trekpod go and it was pretty useful the last time we had a nature shoot. It was pretty flexible and would oblige to changes you do on the fly. The only issue we had was its stability when used on its maximum height because of the higher center of gravity. It would have been better if they placed a hook down low so you could put some weight to hold it still.

I have been using a Canon ip3600 photo printer for quite a while now. It is a good option as it is not that expensive but gives quality prints, which is the main concern here. I am not at liberty to claim this to be the best but it works for me, so you might want to give it a look. For photo papers, I am not really certain with picking the best one but it should have a good quality to bring out the best out of the colors.

Are you going to use wordpress, blogger, or have one developed for you? If you are still in a crossroad, I suggest that you have one developed for you, if you are not on a tight budget. Wordpress or blogger is good as it is easy to deploy there but it leaves much to be desired when it comes to making it customizable. If your business goes big, you will be the one who will have a hard time upgrading if you start out on the wrong foot.