In this short video Mike Browne explains the use of a short focal length lens, in this case a 10 mm wide angle lens
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Really inspiring. I’ve been playing around with 10mm fisheye on my Canon recently and that’s fun too. I could see myself trying similar shots to these using that lens.
[…] Mike Browne heads out to Vietnam, and whilst looking for shoot spots for his then upcoming photography class he discusses three tips for Landscape photography with his wide angle lens. […]
[…] is a myth that when doing landscape photography you really need a wide angle lens, such as the 10mm lens we talk about in an earlier post. One of our favourite lenses here is the 70-200mm Canon F2.8 […]
[…] Mike Browne heads out to Vietnam, and whilst looking for shoot spots for his then upcoming photography class he discusses three tips for Landscape photography with his wide angle lens. […]