I used that title for 2 reasons. The first is that I was strawberry picking I took this photograph.
The second is because of the crop tool I used in Lightroom to reframe the shot.
This was captured using the Leica M9 and Zeiss 25mm lens. The downside to having just a wide angle lens on the Leica is for the obvious reason… everything is photographed wide.
Due to that reason, I am faced with the task of cropping various photographs. Now, being a guy who doesn’t usually crop because I’d rather frame in-camera, it’s a struggle I have to get past.
One day I’ll have more lenses for the M9, but until then, get the crop just right.
Thankfully, Lightroom has a fantastic grid overlay to help get the tree right where I needed it to be.
Thanks for reading and happy shooting,
Scott
note: this screenshot was even cropped – the image has A LOT more to it (I did say it was a 25mm lens!)
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+Scott Wyden Kivowitz the lens I have on my Nikon most of the time is the Nikkor AF-S 35mm f/1.8. I've been cropping photos for year.
I do crop photos, but rarely and usually it's minor. With the 25mm it's pretty drastic most of the time.