Hi. I’m Jamey. I take pictures of race cars for a living. And quite often, those cars are on the other side of a fence. And there isn’t always a photo window to use or shoot through at every corner at every track. Or even every part of a corner you might want to use. This trick is also great for kid’s sports , and zoos. Or anything where there is a fence between you and the subject! So. To summarize. 📍 Use a longer focal length. The wider the lens, the more you’ll see the fence. I’d recommend a 70-200 At minimum. 📍 Use a wide open aperture (f2.8, F4) to help see past the fence. It’s just a lens magic trick. The more you stop down the aperture, the more you’ll see the fence. 📍 Alternatively, you can use a SLOWWWWW shutter speed to blur the fence with panning. But that only works with objects that are moving. Are you an amateur motorsport photographer? Want to improve your racing images, or learn about the industry? Our online PaddockFocus workshops can help you! Head to Padd...