Do you shoot details?

[happy]

I love details... 35mm and wider are perfect for that.


fez10 by aad_b, on Flickr

fantastic!

how did you manage to not be in the shot! haha. Or have I not looked closely enough?

Also, contributing to the thread... My preferred focal length for details is 50mm or longer for a more isolating shot of a single detail, and wider for a more environmental detail shot.

 

[kgb144]

The famous architect, Mies Van Der Rohe said, "God is in the details".

Get closer.

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[abo_1970]

Shooting details can give very rewarding results... my fav is a detail i shot from the railway station Liège Guillemins in Belgium, architect is Santiago Callatrava. This one was shot at 70mm with my (now sold) Pentax K-7. For the foreseeable future I am stuck with the 35mm from my X100.

 

[Richard G]

I love details... 35mm and wider are perfect for that.


fez10 by aad_b, on Flickr

Jippiejee I've seen your stuff before but was still dazzled by your moniker here. I'm dazzled by something else now.