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In the previous page is a photo of the view outside Suria KLCC, over here (below, top left) is a shot of inside the mall. Basically, this shot shows part of the view from the lower ground level in relative to the 5-floor design and was photographed with a 28mm focal length. For the next three photos, shot outside the famed Palace of Golden Horses Hotel, where the first only show part of the statues in relative to the building in the background.
The next shot shows the how small
the golden horses and their carriage are like in relation to the size of the hotel
(or part of it). The third photo is of the golden statues and their carriage alone.
This shot is good whenever you want to isolate the subjects from other elements and
is noteworthy to include such variations in addition the size comparison versions.
As mentioned in the first page, there are some subjects where it is quite impossible to include all of their large sizes or lengths in the pictures. In this case, just make the best of the situation with whatever lenses you may have. The interior of the KLIA is ultra-large; and even with a 20mm focal length, the entire view cannot be fit into a single frame but is wide enough to show how spacious the airport really is, as shown below (top left).
The final three photos above have
nothing to do with inadequate angle-of-view coverage but how various focal lengths
can be utilized to show the differences in size of the various subject matters -
inside the pits with cars and race queens and LRT against the adjacent buildings
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