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Borga Voffe

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Just returned home from a long walk in the mountains. With my all time fav. the lovely 12-28 Tokina. I am soo happy with this lens! These photos of a building, isnt my strongest part, maybe you could advise how to do my photos of such better?. There were just me there.

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skene

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there are plenty of videos on youtube regarding composition for landscape photography. It'll probably be easier watching videos rather than us trying to explain how to compose shots.
 
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skene said:
there are plenty of videos on youtube regarding composition for landscape photography. It'll probably be easier watching videos rather than us trying to explain how to compose shots.
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Agreed.

Composition, composition, composition. If you want to improve your photography, learn it, love it, live it.
 
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Horoscope Fish

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skene said:
there are plenty of videos on youtube regarding composition for landscape photography. It'll probably be easier watching videos rather than us trying to explain how to compose shots.
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Agreed.

Composition, composition, composition. If you want to improve your photography, learn it, love it, live it. Personally, I find wide-angle shots the most difficult to shoot WELL from a compositional perspective. This is probably why I don't use them very often... lol.
 
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I love my wide angle lens, but like everyone else says it is about composition. For me I think buildings can be most challenging and you really need to think about it. LR can correct some of the distortion but it is still tough. I like landscapes the best and clouds against the horizon with my lens. But I am still learning as well.
 
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Don Kuykendall_RIP

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Danno said:
I love my wide angle lens, but like everyone else says it is about composition. For me I think buildings can be most challenging and you really need to think about it. LR can correct some of the distortion but it is still tough. I like landscapes the best and clouds against the horizon with my lens. But I am still learning as well.
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I shoot wide angle in the old factory I am documenting so lines have to be square and true. I found software that really simplifies the process. It is called DxO Viewpoint.
 
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skene

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I do want to add that when it comes down to composition of the shot, it is also about the story that you want to tell through your image.
 
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Don Kuykendall said:
I shoot wide angle in the old factory I am documenting so lines have to be square and true. I found software that really simplifies the process. It is called DxO Viewpoint.
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Hey Don, thanks for the suggestion. I went and picked up that DxO Viewpoint and tried it out. Ended up buying it. I played with it on a bunch of wide angle shots I took at Church Sunday trying to capture the crowd and it really cleaned up the distortion and it was really easy to use. Thanks for mentioning it.
 
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Borga Voffe

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About My photos ends up at my homepage. I do write some words about my trips. The photos are very essential, they re part of the story, I want the photos to give the reader a real experience of how my trip was. Thats why I like wideangle. You get all of it, from the moss turf I am standing on to the mountain I am about to ascend.

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