Wide landscape photography

Do you want to take your landscape photography to the next level? A panoramic photo, made from multiple shots merged together, can be far more impressive than a single photo taken with a wide-angle lens. You’ll get far less lens distortion, and the resulting photo size means you can get much larger prints from your panoramic photos. In this tutorial, you’ll discover how to shoot panoramic photos and how to merge these photos together to create the final panoramic image in Lightroom Classic…

The wide-angle lens is very well known to be “the” landscape photography lens. That being said, it can be a little hard to figure out how to use it in the beginning. Here are five tips. A wide-angle lens is defined as a lens with a focal length smaller (or wider) than 35mm on a full-frame camera. All photographers know there is a huge difference between photographing as 16mm

When you think of lenses for landscape photography, you likely think of wide focal lengths made for capturing a large amount of a scene in the frame. And while those are certainly useful, a good telephoto zoom can be just as useful. This fantastic video will show you seven different ways a 70-200mm lens can improve your landscape photography. Coming to you from Nigel Danson,

If you're looking to capture the sprawling scenes you'll find along your travels, here are a few tips for mastering wide-angle photography!

I set my alarm for 4am, Dan and I hopped in the car while it was still dark and drove to our first location. We had scouted a couple of sunrise spots the day before. This spot was a nothing place - not a landmark or a viewpoint. It was by a little carpark for an army base just off the side of the ro

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As a landscape photographer, I love extreme wide angle lenses. I use my 16-35mm for 90% of my photos and I mostly use it at 16mm. When I give lectures

interview with landscape photographer Jay Patel. He discusses his biggest influence, biggest failure and what he's most proud of.

Dawn at Yosemite National Park ~ California, USA