In photography, using a wide-angle lens and getting very close will make better photos:

Why is wider better?

The reason why wide-angle lenses are better:

When you shoot with a wide-angle lens and get very close, your photos are more dynamic, powerful, and interesting!

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How wide?

I have shot with 21mm, 24mm, 28mm, and 35mm and all are good.

This is what I noticed:

The wider you go, the more difficult photography becomes.

And the fun thing:

The more difficult photography is, the more fun it is!

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35mm

For 35mm, I recommend a Leica and 35mm lens. For example, Leica M9 is great, as well as the Leica M6/Leica MP film camera. My favorite 35mm lens is the Leica 35mm f/2 Summicron ASPH. Also great is the Fujifilm X100F camera for 35mm.

28mm

For 28mm, I recommend RICOH GR II. I believe it to be the best camera for 28mm in photography, and also a perfect camera.

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24mm

I shot a lot of 24mm on a Lumix LX100, and later with the Lumix G9 and Leica 12mm f1.4 lens, which is a 24mm full frame equivalent.

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21mm and wider

The wider you go, it gets very hard.

My encouragement is this:

Just experiment, and keep going wider– until you cannot get any wider.

Keep shooting, and keep photography challenging and difficult for you — the only way to enjoy photography!

ERIC