Wide angle

wide angle

Professional high-quality freelance photographer based in London, England. Experience in practicing with cameras for 10+ years and shooting a variety of styles, including portraits, fashion, street style and events.

Wide-angle lenses are generally used for photographing landscapes and architecture. But what about using them to take portraits? In this article, we’ll look at how to position your subject when you’re shooting portraits with an ultra-wide lens, how high to shoot from, and what to keep in mind when choosing an environment.

This tutorial will take you through the basics of digital cinematography, from choosing the right lens, to selecting your camera settings.

See more examples at Twenty75.com. Often exaggerating features such as hands or feet, wide angle photography can be used in an alternative way to create a unique portrait style.

In this video we're visiting Temple and comparing the portraits taken on the Contax T2 vs the Canon EOS RP + Canon RF 15 - 35mm 2.8. FYI I wanted to leave th...

Andy Yong on Instagram: "Photo tip for a creative photo with skyscrapers! Here’s how to turn a boring shot into an action shot! 📸 -> Use your wide angle lens for the most impactful composition -> Place your phone Face Down and set a 10s timer -> Get up on a short ledge or bench and get ready to jump over your phone -> Watch the light near your camera and jump when it starts blinking fast! -> Apply a preset to finish off your photo with an Instagram worthy edit! . #phototips #mobilephotog

See more examples at Twenty75.com. Often exaggerating features such as hands or feet, wide angle photography can be used in an alternative way to create a unique portrait style.