ruifo
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I love to use wide angle lenses for 'telling stories' from the field, about events or activities I'm involved with while traveling. This is great for feeding organizational reports, events, field trips, vacations, photo-jounalism etc.
For me, a wide angle lens, with the right frame, will tell a lot visual information for the observer who is somewhat already expecting to hear the stories of a trip, a project, a community, the she/he was not able to attend or engage with, etc. I usually get feedbacks from people saying things like "seeing these photos was like being there myself". And wide angle lenses are a great and creative way to take portraits as well.
Today, I crossed with a Youtube video that tries to explain how to use wide angle lens for the same purpose that I tend to use it. I found it very interesting, and decide to come here and share this video. The video goes a bit beyond that, into a few wide angle photography tips for interiors, parties, landscapes, and street photography use as well.
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How to use wide angle lenses - DSLR photography tutorial
By Sydney Portraits, published on 29-Nov-2013
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Here some shots of mine, along these lines of 'story telling'.
Chapo pa lanmè a by ruimc77, on Flickr
Moun kontan by ruimc77, on Flickr
Timoun by ruimc77, on Flickr
En la escuela by ruimc77, on Flickr
Teotihuacan by ruimc77, on Flickr
And so on...
Does someone else you wide angle lenses in a similar way?
I mostly use these lenses as my main tools for that (sometimes an 8mm f/3.5 DX fisheye as well -- 12mm FX equivalent). All light and compact enough for traveling, very sharp, and wide!
For me, a wide angle lens, with the right frame, will tell a lot visual information for the observer who is somewhat already expecting to hear the stories of a trip, a project, a community, the she/he was not able to attend or engage with, etc. I usually get feedbacks from people saying things like "seeing these photos was like being there myself". And wide angle lenses are a great and creative way to take portraits as well.
Today, I crossed with a Youtube video that tries to explain how to use wide angle lens for the same purpose that I tend to use it. I found it very interesting, and decide to come here and share this video. The video goes a bit beyond that, into a few wide angle photography tips for interiors, parties, landscapes, and street photography use as well.
*******
How to use wide angle lenses - DSLR photography tutorial
By Sydney Portraits, published on 29-Nov-2013
*******
Here some shots of mine, along these lines of 'story telling'.
Chapo pa lanmè a by ruimc77, on Flickr
Moun kontan by ruimc77, on Flickr
Timoun by ruimc77, on Flickr
En la escuela by ruimc77, on Flickr
Teotihuacan by ruimc77, on Flickr
And so on...
Does someone else you wide angle lenses in a similar way?
I mostly use these lenses as my main tools for that (sometimes an 8mm f/3.5 DX fisheye as well -- 12mm FX equivalent). All light and compact enough for traveling, very sharp, and wide!