If we have seen life in 50 mm , we will also enjoy it in 35 mm. Both focal distances are very similar to the vision of the human eye and if we dedicate a separate chapter to 35 mm it is because it deserves it well. The two are known as standard objectives and the two are indicated especially for social photography, but they differ in two important aspects. The first, that the 35 mm objective covers a greater part of the scene, the second, which blurs slightly less than 50 mm, its bokeh is softer. At what moments of your life can you use a focal length of 35 mm? In all, although in some more especially than in others, we will see them and so you will see first hand the whole game that you can get.
1. SOCIAL EVENTS (WEDDINGS ...)
The 35 mm (and more when it comes to an opening 1.4) are a great option for events of this type. The wide aperture allows you to photograph indoors in low light, without the need to fire the flash, but the important thing is that this focal length covers a large part of the scene without distorting, as is the case with wide angle. In addition, as you have to approach the action, the viewer ends up feeling that it is part of the scene, which is more emotional.2. PORTRAITS
Many will agree that it is not the best objective for close-ups, because with 35 mm you have to get very close to the subject and end up being uncomfortable. But a portrait is not just a close-up (and it is not just a face), there are many types of portraits and you can achieve fabulous results with this focal length. Why don't you try it? Enter the world of portraiture here or you can also go deeper here .3. EVERYDAY SITUATIONS
Being the focal length that most closely resembles the vision of the human eye, it is ideal for transmitting normality. Everyday scenes that come alive through your camera and that despite being everyday , are full of beauty and sparkle, such as the following:4. FLOWERS
A macro is not necessary to capture the beauty of a flower. Here is a sample ...5. LANDSCAPE
For photographing landscapes , the wide angle are usually recommended . Now, a recommendation does not imply an exclusion. Here are three clear examples that you can capture the beauty of a place with 35 mm focal length.6. ARCHITECTURE
And why not? Focus on the details, the lights, the shadows and not only to include an entire building in the frame.7. STREET PHOTOGRAPHY
I have left this point for the end because it is my favorite, as I write, because I allow myself that luxury And I say that this point is my favorite because, in my humble opinion, it is a perfect objective for this type of photography (if you want to know more about this style of photography, click here ). This time I am not going to leave you a sample, nor two, but an entire gallery of street photographs taken with a 35mm.Finally, I remind you that if you do not have a Full Frame camera (you always ask this question) the angle of view with a 35 mm will be similar to that of a 50 mm in a Full Frame camera. But read well, the viewing angle yes, the blur does not know that this is a bit of a mess, but here I clear some doubts.
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