- Use your zoom lens to shorten the 'depth of field' (sense of depth) in your photograph, and throw the background out of focus. This adds emphasis to your subject.
- A wide-angle lens used too close to your subject will distort their features.
- Use your zoom lens to fill your photograph, rather than leaving your main point of interest floating in space.
- Zooming in will flatten perspective, which generally produces a more flattering shot of your subject.
- In this picture, a zoomed-in setting focuses on the dancer, throwing the foreground objects out of focus.
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