>>3384674Amazing suggestions, thank you! I am quite enjoying shots like this one. It's wide, yet everything falls into place.
I also see that it's quite striking to shoot "small people" in solitude against vast empty spaces. This one, for example
http://alecsoth.com/photography/wp-content/gallery/songbook/01-2012_05md1000_0525-bf-copy.jpg> Someone here once wrote that should be treated as a sloppy 50mmThis is what I am doing, shooting and then ultimately always ending up cropping to roughly 50mm. I don't feel I am learning anything this way, just taking badly cropped pictures.
But then, I could simply get a 50 and eventually I'd learn not to be sloppy. Practice is cheap! But skill is not...
>>3384673Can't argue, honestly. Maybe I am.
