>>3723846Not him, but see it this way: every place you go to will have subjects that any photographer misses. I mainly use 28 or 35mm for my shots, because I like the look the most.
Of course I will be missing shots, but not the ones that work with 35mm for example, and that's that I'm going for. I'm not shooting insects or whole buildings anyway, but theoretically I am missing these shots. I don't want to take them in the first place. On the contrary: a limited focal range maximizes my yield for this specific focal range. And that's what I want.
It's a different outlook. There are people who want to capture as many "things" they can. I want to create an image that conveys an idea. And for that I can use any focal range I like.
