That's fine if you want to shoot photojournalistic pictures. If everyone did the same thing the same way then there would be no need for more than one camera and lens; the world isn't like that though. Further more, two staple lenses of photojournalists these days are 20-35mm and 70-200mm zooms.
BR From: Mike Johnston <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> No you don't! I don't think I've ever owned more than three lenses at once in my life, and usually it's two or even one. Cartier-Bresson carried three lenses but only used one of them. Garry Winogrand used one. Salgado uses three. Many photojournalists carry no more than four.
