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When the weather is as dull as today then it's time to write a new blog post... http://www.justinminns.co.uk/blog/2017/2/decisions-decisions
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Decisions, decisions
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I've noticed this a lot in my own photos, but I mainly use my 16-35 so I suppose the downside of going wide with most of my vista type shots. I prefer my main subject to be a part of the bigger picture, rather than just filling the whole picture, so I suppose I don't have much of a choice there.
In the fact the other day in Brighton, I half surprised myself that the West Pier was bigger than I remember it as I'm forever taking shots of it with a wide making it look a lot smaller than it is.
In the fact the other day in Brighton, I half surprised myself that the West Pier was bigger than I remember it as I'm forever taking shots of it with a wide making it look a lot smaller than it is.
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Interesting blog Justin.
I have to say when I'm in the field and looking at a composition, I sometimes wonder if I want the focal subject large and dominating or small and perhaps something leading to it. I never trust the viewfinder much these days as being so small I find it difficult to judge it well.
My plan is now to take a couple of each and then decide when I see it on the bigger screen.
I have to say when I'm in the field and looking at a composition, I sometimes wonder if I want the focal subject large and dominating or small and perhaps something leading to it. I never trust the viewfinder much these days as being so small I find it difficult to judge it well.
My plan is now to take a couple of each and then decide when I see it on the bigger screen.