March 2019
Intermediate to advanced
240 pages
5h 46m
English

Although you now know my personal “sweet spot” for full-frame landscape lenses would be around 24mm (or 18mm on a crop-sensor camera), are there any times where you might want to go wider than usual? Well, if you have something really close as your foreground, like a large rock, or a piece of driftwood, then ultra-wides can look really great. Also, when you’re shooting a waterfall, or shooting in a forest, or shooting in a canyon slot, or shooting the Milky Way (see Chapter 7), or . . . well . . . you can see there are a few times where an ultra-wide-angle might come in handy. It won’t be your mainstay for landscapes ...
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