Wider Worlds; Getting Closer To The Story Page 2
I think using a 35mm lens encourages you to make more informed, more creative decisions. Even before you bring the camera up, you’re starting to position yourself to include, or not include, certain background elements. You’re making decisions about what’s important—and where to stand to get those important things in the frame. The choices you make help create your point of view. Not to mention the fact that standing closer to your subject helps you establish rapport.
Next time out, take a 35mm lens with you and see what stories you can tell.
Next time out, take a 35mm lens with you and see what stories you can tell.
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Maynard Switzer’s website (www.maynardswitzer.com) features several portfolios of his travel images.
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