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21 Jul 2022
@ 3:45pm
In reply to Post #33
A 35mm lens is a great lens. I once worked with a wedding photographer who only used a 35mm lens the whole wedding. One of the biggest downsides of a 35mm lens is that you must be very close to your subject in most portrait scenes.
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4 Jul 2022
@ 6:55pm
In reply to Post #30
It really does make a big difference. The lighting plays a huge role in the final result of the shoot. Recently, a friend and I went night fishing, and we caught more fish than we did in the morning, which was amazing. We even have a photo from that night. I will attach it later. If you decide to have a photoshoot in the evening at home, you can use the misfire-proof LED flood lights. You may ask why explosion proof lights? Because you're just bombastic!
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