Here is another twist.  Use that 70-200 for your portrait work and then get
a 20-35 (if you don't already have one.)  This wide lens is very handy with
kids at birthday parties, etc, especially when they are indoors.  I've got a
4 and a 7 year old, and that's a great lens for capturing them doing a lot
of the stuff they do.

If you insist on a prime lens, I highly recommend the 100 f2.0.  I got a
used one and it's an excellent lens for head shots and minimal dof.

Richard



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