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

Of course, you can do both. There is an old saying: “When should you shoot a tall picture? Right after you shoot the wide one.” But, I can tell you that unless I’m shooting something where it really requires me to shoot vertically (like a really tall, thin waterfall, for example), I’m shooting wide pretty much all the time. The landscape genre, in general, is wide (after all, shooting wide is referred to as shooting in “landscape” orientation, and shooting tall is referred to as shooting in portrait orientation). But, I feel that shooting landscapes in landscape orientation gives me flexibility, since I can crop ...
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