Originally Posted by
Mark Barendt
When I'm the photographer I find that having "the end" defined is the best way to keep my kit-of the-day, my thoughts, and my shooting, simple.
One of the things I'm looking for in most of my shots is a normal to slightly wide perspective for the viewer of the print, I'm looking to get both my subject and it's context in most shots. The 90mm lens on my RB fit's this role nicely. My Holga fits this role too. A 35mm or 50mm on my Nikons. A 150 on my 4x5.
What I find is that when I pick up my Nikon bag with everything from macro to 200 in it, I lose sight of "the end". I can slide that zoom and switch lenses with the best-of-em but that rarely produces a better "end".
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