virtuamike said:
marc said:
what about shooting landscapes
a golf course, the grand canyon, hoover dam?
times square?
trafalgar square?
you get the idea!
All situational, Bjorn pretty much covered it all. How far away is your foreground? How far away is the background? What's the subject? How much are you trying to keep in focus? Do you have enough light to get away with handholding? Do you mind using a tripod? They're really only answers that the photographer can provide.
i think my examples are very clear
foreground, background
just depends on what you need or want
subject lanscape, as much as possible
everything obviously in focus
light mostly daylight , of course at night or low light we understand the basics.
my question was very specific and i think bjorn, gave me the answers, that we were looking for.
f22, is useful only under very certain circumstances, not as a basic aperture setting.
i did already understand that.
i am referring to specific, info re you must use f22 when shooting, a landscape; as an example.
thanks for everyones help, very informative
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