The inner one.

VERY.

Like I've said before I make my own! :) You can always get free PS actions from DeviantArt.com. <3

Sure, check out my blog: www.rammalmehmud.com/blog. My new website would be up soonish, it would be frequently updated with latest shots from the weddings I'd be shooting! :)

Don't remember! :) Tom Cruise, maybe?

Please check out Canon 550D & 600D, also Nikon's D5100.

Not yet, but I'm hoping to get it around December! :) I did use a friend's a while back and instantly fell in love!

Every prime lens serves a different purpose & feel, so can't really put a finger on which is the best. :)
You can check out my tool list here: http://rammalmehmud.com/blog/about/
When I'm shooting them I obviously have to guide them so both of them look comfortable & natural in the pics; however while I'm shooting the event - its quite the opposite. :]

Soon. :)

Check out www.creativelive.com, they are AWESOME at providing photography/ photoshop classes.

Someone with a rich creative & aesthetic vocabulary/ vision. ^_^

If you're starting out, get a beginning Dslr and practice with the kit lens. I'm sorry but the purpose you want fulfilled can only be accomplished with a macro lens.

When you're working in Aperture mode (AV), you're letting your camera make the decision of choosing the shutter-speed (TV) for you which in return doesn't help much. Like wise in Shutter speed mode, you're letting the camera choose its own Aperture value letting you set the shutter speed. However when you're using Manual (M) controls you're making your OWN decisions by controlling the amount of light (Aperture or also known as the Fstop) and the time duration of light entering the camera ( The shutter-speed).

=) I would recommend you to start practicing on Manual mode and assess the difference in photography. I started with Aperture priority mode too 3 years back but quickly shifted to using Manual priority when I got my hands on my first 50mm. And see how proud you'll feel when you'll be in charge of controlling both the aperture and shutter priority! :D

:D Been there, done that when I was in my teens! :P Now that rarely happens.

Awesomer than it is ALREADY! :D

=) Sweet.

Awww! :D This JUST made my day! <3

Start a 365 project! Take 1 shot daily, edit it and create your own style - which you would be known by later on. Think of 'out of the box ideas', jott them down on a note-pad and execute them.
At the end of the 365 project - (1) You'd be knowing the basics of photography (2) Composition in images (3) Brainstorming ideas for shoots 4) Post-processing and presenting your work.
Tada! :D Hope that helped! <3

If you're asking for a camera. Get yourself either Canon 50D or 60D. Great Dslrs for starting a professional photography kit.

I'm a canon user but yeah can recommend the ones that are used for wedding photography.
- 24-70mm 2.8
- 85mm 1.4
- 50mm 1.4
- 70-200mm 2.8

50mm 1.4 is a beautiful lens, very well build and wonderfully fast at focusing in dim light. I don't usually use it at manual focus, only use it when I'm shooting against the sun or harsh video-grapher's light.
Using auto-focus, I always get sharp crisp shots. 70% of my wedding photography is done by this lens. :) Why do you want to use it manually anyway?