Imaging recource: Put the macro lens away and get close to flowers with a telephoto lens

    Nature photographer Sheen Watkins suggests that instead of putting your macro or close-up lens on your camera to photograph flowers and foliage, leave a longer lens on instead. She considers four things when using a telephoto lens for flower and foliage photography: distance, subject isolation, depth of field, and weather elements. An important aspect of separating a subject from the background with a telephoto lens is distance. To create optimal separation, you minimize the distance from the camera to the subject and "maximize...
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