A thirty-five millimeter walk through a small town
Keep a fixed focal length and change distance to include useful surroundings.
Read the notebookLOOK A LITTLE CLOSER.
THERE IS ALWAYS MORE TO SEE.
Choose a lens by the relationship you want to photograph.

Keep a fixed focal length and change distance to include useful surroundings.
Read the notebookCheck working distance before committing to a tight portrait lens.
Read the notebookMove until the subject and surrounding shapes have the intended relationship.
Read the notebookIncrease focal length while maintaining a clear line of sight.
Read the notebookKeep faces away from extreme corners and avoid shooting too close.
Read the notebookKeep enough foreground to establish position without exaggerating near objects.
Read the notebookList likely working distances before choosing the lens with useful coverage.
Read the notebookChange position until repeating elements align cleanly behind the subject.
Read the notebookFind the minimum focusing distance before choosing a tighter crop.
Read the notebookDecide which additional context earns its place before switching lenses.
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