Canon 24-105, 35-350, 50, 8-15, Tamron 28-300

To begin this Critique I shall say, "Thank You!!" The day I stumbled upon this was one of my more lucky days in the last month or so, as I was surprised by my father in law with an offering of a gift of a (used) Canon Rebel complete with three lens, a remote control for taking the pictures from afar and a case w/ hoods for the lens too! Anyway point being that I feel like this compilation you put together was a Good Luck Charm!

On a more serious note, I think that the organization and thoroughness of your comparison is wonderful and gives even a newbie like me, a great visual to work with while starting to use a more powerful camera and lens too! I have shared it on my facebook page having found it so useful a guide, and am pleased to have it open in a tab in my browser quasi-permanently to peek back at!

I think that the impact is huge for someone like me at least, being that you can see how truly different each lens/distance truly does make on the picture and how important it is to know which is best for what you're trying to do. The technique (as mentioned) is great, I think you chose a nice simple subject to photograph for the samples and the layout of the "guide" is easy to read w/ clear images.

I only took off one star for originality as I do feel like the concept of a Guide is not a new one for this type of thing, however I think it deserves a very high rating for you taking the time to make it and put it all together!

Great work and thanks again, I hope this critique is helpful and not too vague lol! ^_^