>>3490868>wind angle shots can be amazing>posts a snapshit of some literal garbage in front of a mountainif only you recomposed and used a telphoto instead anon.
The problem with wide angles is that it emphasizes the foreground. And then when the real subject is the background, people start searching for some "visual interest" to use as a foreground, place it with the rule of thirds, and snap away without any regard to whether it adds or takes away to the image.
With a telephoto you have to be deliberate and choose what really matters.
When you show this picture to people, do you think the first thing they will want to talk about are the branches? Or is it the mountains
