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I hope you have a nice camera and a lot of media (film/CF/etc). Also... do you know what, if any, laws govern taking pictures of people and places/things in public? Are there any cultural restrictions on that sort of thing?
If no or very few restrictions AND you have the equipment, please, PLEASE use the long-end of your telephoto (200mm or more) and get some chest-up portraits. I'd love to see some detailed pictures of people acting normally.
Also, if you get the chance, talk to people about the recent
Here's an example of my work (plug!) and perhaps a few more ideas: People of Portland [exocet.ca].
I find that shooting portraits, especially with a tele zoom lens, is fairly easy. It helps if people are friendly but most people seem like having their photo taken.
Other ideas for shots: try to get up early for a few mornings and shoot wherever you're at. Countryside, the cityscape, whatever. Shooting around dawn can yeild very rewarding shots, although it can be a little difficult. Same goes for around sunset.
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If no or very few restrictions AND you have the equipment, please, PLEASE use the long-end of your telephoto (200mm or more) and get some chest-up portraits. I'd love to see some detailed pictures of people acting normally.
Also, if you get the chance, talk to people about the recent
Re:Yes, pictures, absolutely! (Score:2)
Re:Yes, pictures, absolutely! (Score:2)
I find that shooting portraits, especially with a tele zoom lens, is fairly easy. It helps if people are friendly but most people seem like having their photo taken.
Other ideas for shots: try to get up early for a few mornings and shoot wherever you're at. Countryside, the cityscape, whatever. Shooting around dawn can yeild very rewarding shots, although it can be a little difficult. Same goes for around sunset.
If
I second this (Score:2)