John Holbrook
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Thursday’s Task: Wider angle lens (≤ 24mm) in landscape photography. My examples below:
Grand Canyon National Park, AZ (14 mm)
Bryce Canyon National Park, UT (14 mm)
Goosenecks State Park, UT (14 mm pano)
Thursday’s Task
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Thursday’s Task: Wider angle lens (≤ 24mm) in landscape photography. My examples below:
Grand Canyon National Park, AZ (14 mm)
Bryce Canyon National Park, UT (14 mm)
Goosenecks State Park, UT (14 mm pano)
ProCaliberTraveler
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The Owens Valley is still a bit soggy from all the rain and snow over the winter. Taken at 10mm.
John Holbrook
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A beautiful landscape with the very colorful reflection you’ve shared. Great capture!
Trent Watts
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The first three are from a long time ago when I had a Nikon point and shoot. The last one is with a micro 4/3 at 14mm so 28 in full frame.
Saskatoon at 24mm.
My street at 11 mm.
Saskatoon at 8.9 mm.
A park on the South Saskatchewan river at 14mm (28mm full frame)
Saskatoon at 24mm.
My street at 11 mm.
Saskatoon at 8.9 mm.
A park on the South Saskatchewan river at 14mm (28mm full frame)
Trent Watts
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These are gorgeous shoots John. You always amaze me with your creative title shots. They are really inspirational.
AlanLichty
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A sunset overlooking Vancouver Lake 24mm on a drone:
Ruby Beach at 24mm:
A 17mm panorama showing the view from the top of Moki Dugway in Utah:
A 3 shot panorama at Mt. Rainier - 24mm TS-E:
Ruby Beach at 24mm:
A 17mm panorama showing the view from the top of Moki Dugway in Utah:
A 3 shot panorama at Mt. Rainier - 24mm TS-E:
Canyonlands at 11mm
Ken Rennie
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Col de Bavella, Corsica, France. 14mm Samyang. Ken
14mm again, Fishing boats slowly decomposing on Mull an island NWScotland.
14mm again, Fishing boats slowly decomposing on Mull an island NWScotland.
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John Holbrook
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Very nice wide-angle images—I especially favor the bridge and its reflection capture. The cloudscape in your last image is also very nice—good composition.
John Holbrook
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Beautiful image Ben, love that sky—and the landscape below. Great point of view in this composition.
John Holbrook
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Wow! Great capture—beautiful warm colors and white waves. Love this image.
John Holbrook
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Great use of your wide angle lenses—love them all, especially “Wild Blue Yonder”—my favorite, but all are well captured and edited. (Love your titles).
John Holbrook
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Ken, your first image is perfect—love the colors and composition, an exquisite landscape. The wide angle lens perspective worked well in your fishing boat image—nice B&W!
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Love your creative title image, John. As always something to look forward to.
Death Valley, CA. 20mm.
Grand Canyon, AZ. 14mm
Death Valley, CA. 20mm.
Grand Canyon, AZ. 14mm
Kyle Jones
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1) Davenport at 14mm
2) Moraine Lake at 23mm
3) Panther creek at 23mm
4) Kirkjufell at 23mm
5) Subway at 16mm
2) Moraine Lake at 23mm
3) Panther creek at 23mm
4) Kirkjufell at 23mm
5) Subway at 16mm
Peter Michal
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John, beautiful photos, all images in a red tone, in an attractive setting.
Peter Michal
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A truly wonderful picture in beautiful rich evening colors.
John Holbrook
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Jameel, I really like the Death Valley image—the complementary colors, reflection, and composition all work toward a stunning image! The Grand Canyon image is also special with the “grand” perspective revealed by your 14mm lens.