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Tip # 11

The 'Imax' Approach
- Kelly Funk

Whenever I want to garner an emotional response from my commercial or scenic
images I try to use what I call the 'Imax Approach'; this is a technique that is used to
draw the viewer into the image and give it an added dimension that most always
gets a positive reaction. Basically, I use an extreme wide angle, while still keeping
proper perspectives, and use a separate foreground subject that is extremely close
to let the viewer be able to almost reach out and touch it. I love this over a flat
perspective for most applications. Give it a go; it's cheaper than Imax too!

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Nikon D200, Nikkor 12-24 f/4 @ F/11
1/60, with 1 sb-800 remote flash.
Kamloops, BC

Nikon D200, Nikkor 12-24 f/4 @f/13 1/15 Gitzi
tripod and Manfrotto ballhead and B&W Polarizer.
Jasper, AB

TIP # 1&2TIP # 3&4TIP # 5&6TIP # 7&8TIP # 9&10

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