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seaspray
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Sep 20, 2005 19:54 |  #1

A friend of mine has asked me shoot for 4 of his work vans in one photo for a post card advertisment. my widest lens it the kit lense 17-85. any suggestions would be great.


Canon 20d, 17-85, 50 1.4, 70-200 f2.8

  
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Sep 20, 2005 20:49 |  #2

Set the lens for 17-20mm and then back up.

Stage this in a parking lot where you can shoot from an elevated position.

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Sep 21, 2005 06:34 |  #3

Thanks Bob. I was planning to take a step ladder with me for some elevation and to stagger the vans to have each in the picture along with the company name on them.


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Sep 21, 2005 08:57 as a reply to  @ seaspray's post |  #4

Lay on the ground and shoot up - an angle not often seen but lends power to the shot.


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Sep 21, 2005 09:28 |  #5

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