FRAMING PHOTOS AND WHERE TO PULL BACK

[LLD]

This was a case of having way too long a lens {70-300} when I needed to pull back and gain the entire shot and there was no further to pull back. What do you think of this frame work and where I had to crop due to not being able to pull back any further? What could I have done to improve these~ other than have a different lens on the camera! Thank you!

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

You could always shoot a "panorama" in a 2x2 grid, or whatever it takes to get the shot you want, when you don't have the field of view you desire.

 

[ronlane]

You could always shoot a "panorama" in a 2x2 grid, or whatever it takes to get the shot you want, when you don't have the field of view you desire.

Good advice Bitter. I was doing some photos for friends Sunday afternoon and was at home and starting to process them when I thought about shooting bracketed shots to get an HDR of their Jeep for them. Oh the things that I have to learn to remember (or write down and put in my camera bag.)