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Tips-n-Tricks: Sun, Glare and Shadow Pictures through Glass Getting Around Smaller = Better? Get Closer Dont Overshoot Emotions Looking Around Equipment Journals What to Shoot Red Eye When to use Flash	Sometimes Smaller is Better It's easy to get caught up in the "bigger is better" mentality, especially with cameras. Come on, who doesn't want to shoot with a nice big Canon 1DS Mark II? The problem with a big camera is, it attracts big attention. I remember one time I was shooting at the Minneapolis Zoo with two other photographer friends, and we were hauling three large cameras with very large lenses. We couldn't go more than 2 minutes without a comment from onlookers. In that instance it wasn't much of a problem, but for work where you want to remain a little more discreet, a smaller point and shoot can be just the ticket.