Shinrin's back. (Patreon)

The space was limited, so I had to use a Nikon 50mm lens, the AF f1.4.
As you can see, the big feet of Shinrin are looking even bigger.
If I had more space I could have gone further away and use a telepohoto lens, that would have minimised the enlargement of the feet.

Thankfully, Shinrin is beautiful anyway, actually, the big feet are making the puppy effect even more evident.

Bramley Apple is not about perfection, it's about showing off beauty in a casual way, so I'm not too worried about these technical shortcomings.