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Go Wide With Your Camera Lens.

Using a wide angle lens on your DSLR camera or using the widest width on your camera phone (.5 zoom)can yield some interesting looks. Somewhat distorted, like a fisheye lens. But you need to get close to your subject, otherwise it will look distant. In addition with a wide angle, you’ll be able to get…

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Using a wide angle lens on your DSLR camera or using the widest width on your camera phone (.5 zoom)can yield some interesting looks. Somewhat distorted, like a fisheye lens. But you need to get close to your subject, otherwise it will look distant. In addition with a wide angle, you’ll be able to get more of your subject in the shot!

Wide angle lens on left (12-24mm), normal lens on right.

Unusual sandstone rock formations outside of Hanksville Utah.

Unusual sandstone rock formations along scenic Highway 24 outside of Hanksville Utah.

Utah’s Highway 24 is a scenic drive through spectacular sandstone rock formationas.

Fall colors have arrived amongst the Aspens at Uinta National Forest , Utah.
Maple leaves are showing off their colors at Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest , Utah.

Thunderstorms pass through some colorful farmland iand wildflowers in Southern Utah.

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11 responses to “Go Wide With Your Camera Lens.”

  1. mwieser71 Avatar
    mwieser71

    Absolutely fantastic! 😍
    The perspective, dynamic composition, and glowing golden-yellow foliage against the deep blue sky are simply stunning. The tree trunks guide the eye beautifully towards the center, while the natural light and vibrant colors give the image incredible depth. A wonderful perspective, brilliantly captured, and a real eye-catcher!

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    1. Michael Andrew Just Avatar
      Michael Andrew Just

      Thanks for Michael for the introspective comment !

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  2. Eliza Waters Avatar
    Eliza Waters

    Beautiful shots, Mike!

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    1. Michael Andrew Just Avatar
      Michael Andrew Just

      Thanks again Eliza !

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  3. Michael Sammut Avatar
    Michael Sammut

    Fantastic photo. Composition and colour wise.

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    1. Michael Andrew Just Avatar
      Michael Andrew Just

      Thanks for the nice words Michael.

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      1. Michael Sammut Avatar
        Michael Sammut

        You’re most welcome.

  4. Suzanne et Pierre Avatar
    Suzanne et Pierre

    Nicely captured and the wide angle does create really neat images. (Suzanne)

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    1. Michael Andrew Just Avatar
      Michael Andrew Just

      Thanks Suzanne. I should use that lens more often.

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  5. niasunset Avatar
    niasunset

    WOW! So beautiful. Thank You, Love, nia

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    1. Michael Andrew Just Avatar
      Michael Andrew Just

      Thank You Nia !

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