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Documenting the interior space of the family cabin

Documenting the interior space of the family cabin

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Documenting the interior space of the family cabin

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Course, one of the things that's pretty obvious that I want to do if I'm shooting the family cabin, is to shoot the family cabin. So I want to just get some interior stuff. Right away you go, well, I'll get my wide angle lens and I'll get some nice big wide shots of the place. And I did that, and I can definitely capture a lot of detail that way. But the sense of space in those images has nothing to do with what I remember about this place, or the sense of space that I think of when I'm here or, or when I'm thinking about this place. So, I switched to more reasonable focal lengths. Almost all the way to normal lenses, which means I can't get one shot that encompasses the whole place, so I've just shot a few different angles. They're not great. They're not super pretty. They're not Architectural Digest kind of photos, but they do just give me nice overall references that also capture something of my sense of the coziness or, or the space in here. But more important than that I went…

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