Now, let's see how the impression changes if you shoot on the telephoto side. If you would like such a dynamic wide-angle photograph, take the direction of the streets into account when shooting. However, thanks to the "radial composition," with the end of the street in the center of the frame, it has more depth compared with photograph. In photograph, also shot on the wide-angle side, the largest area is occupied by the building and ground. However, if you want to capture the entire atmosphere of the city and streets, try another composition. This composition is fine if you want to highlight one building and make it look powerful. As in this example, if you shoot on the wide-angle side, objects in the foreground appear large, while objects in the background appear smaller than you actually see. However, since one building occupies the largest area of the frame, the photograph does not properly convey the atmosphere you actually felt at the site. The building is emphasized in photograph. These photographs were shot at 16 mm, on the wide-angle side of a normal zoom lens. Focal length: 16 mm / F-number: 5.6 / Shutter speed: 1/160 sec.
Focal length: 16 mm / F-number: 10 / Shutter speed: 1/100 sec.
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