>>3174226You're right, I haven't busted out the 70-200 for portraiture since the naughties.
In case you missed it wider lenses are much more in fashion for portraiture thanks to the prevalence of smartphone photography changing peoples expectations of "normal" fov for a photo.
35 is my go to for nearly everything involving humans, 70-200 mainly gets used for landscapes and abstractions. I also downsized to an f4, as it's sharper, smaller and f2.8 is just bokeh soup unless you're framing like a retard.
