Any hints?
Long vs Short lenses?
What to look for?
quasparagus Senior Member ![]() 305 posts Joined Feb 2010 Location: Peacham, VT More info | Apr 16, 2010 18:52 | #1 |
Andrushka "all warm and fuzzy" ![]() 3,735 posts Likes: 9 Joined Oct 2007 Location: OC, CA More info | Apr 16, 2010 19:03 | #2 i think the key is going outside http://www.paradigmphotographyoc.com
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Brian500au Senior Member More info | Apr 17, 2010 03:48 | #3 As above it depends on the situation. As a general rule I use a 24-105 zoom but there have been many times I have swapped it for the 70-200 to get that extra reach - especially when I am in a crowd and want to isolate the subject. Gear List
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rpkwon Member 89 posts Joined Nov 2009 More info | Apr 19, 2010 17:11 | #4 It all depends on how comfortable you are interacting... if you outgoing and like to get to know your subjects a little bit and approach them a short focal length works otherwise a long one to not feel as though you're getting all up in their faces.
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Brian500au Senior Member More info | Apr 21, 2010 03:46 | #5 some of the fun with street photography is the interaction with people. Gear List
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Apr 21, 2010 12:17 | #6 |
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