Zoom lenses are so popular that many photographers do not know there is an important alternative, the single-focal length or prime lens. Here's how to use one. The example used is a Canon EF 85mm f/1.8 lens.
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This is a great idea, especially the point about forcing oneself to concentrate on, and be more creative with, the composition and the capabilities of a single focal length.