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P52 Week 37: Wide Angle (September 10 - September 16)
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OK, I was a little busy today...
A few representative photos with wide angle lens in order listed below...
1) Retook the entry gate as my stock image was the prior developer. Probably won't use this one vs a closeup, but gives an idea expansive depth of field of a wide angle lens.
2) Expose for the outside and raise the light inside. Reflections can be a major issue, as the umbrella flash reflected on the door. While could photoshop with multiple shots reflecting in different areas and mask out, easier to just open the sliding glass door.
3) wide angle to be close and cover the entire kitchen
4)Direct 4 corner composition. Notice how it extends the depth of the room. Solution is to take an angle, two walls - which I did, but lose some detail along the right wall. Also, blotted out names on the diplomas and certifications and the owner was very appreciative when I told him I would do that.
5), 6) Hallway and Master baths. Notice the angle to avoid the 4 corner in a small room. Also used the mirrors to an advantage to show an even wider view. On the Master, took a second of only the tub and shower.
7) Showing lifestyle
8) While took photo when arrives, re-took when leaving as had better sky and lighting. Advantage of pole photography that have birdseye view, and wide angle lens can be well forward of the sidewalk and frame the entire property. Also shows it is a relatively small house - than that interior.
![8673 Bridgewater - 1500px-1.jpg]( "8673 Bridgewater - 1500px-1.jpg")
![8673 Bridgewater - 1500px-8.jpg]( "8673 Bridgewater - 1500px-8.jpg")
![8673 Bridgewater - 1500px-10.jpg]( "8673 Bridgewater - 1500px-10.jpg")
![8673 Bridgewater - 1500px-16.jpg]( "8673 Bridgewater - 1500px-16.jpg")
![8673 Bridgewater - 1500px-22.jpg]( "8673 Bridgewater - 1500px-22.jpg")
![8673 Bridgewater - 1500px-23.jpg]( "8673 Bridgewater - 1500px-23.jpg")
![8673 Bridgewater - 1500px-28.jpg]( "8673 Bridgewater - 1500px-28.jpg")
![8673 Bridgewater - 1500px-32.jpg]( "8673 Bridgewater - 1500px-32.jpg")
A few representative photos with wide angle lens in order listed below...
1) Retook the entry gate as my stock image was the prior developer. Probably won't use this one vs a closeup, but gives an idea expansive depth of field of a wide angle lens.
2) Expose for the outside and raise the light inside. Reflections can be a major issue, as the umbrella flash reflected on the door. While could photoshop with multiple shots reflecting in different areas and mask out, easier to just open the sliding glass door.
3) wide angle to be close and cover the entire kitchen
4)Direct 4 corner composition. Notice how it extends the depth of the room. Solution is to take an angle, two walls - which I did, but lose some detail along the right wall. Also, blotted out names on the diplomas and certifications and the owner was very appreciative when I told him I would do that.
5), 6) Hallway and Master baths. Notice the angle to avoid the 4 corner in a small room. Also used the mirrors to an advantage to show an even wider view. On the Master, took a second of only the tub and shower.
7) Showing lifestyle
8) While took photo when arrives, re-took when leaving as had better sky and lighting. Advantage of pole photography that have birdseye view, and wide angle lens can be well forward of the sidewalk and frame the entire property. Also shows it is a relatively small house - than that interior.
5 horizontal panel panorama, taken with the little Oly TG-6. Definitely best viewed at full resolution.
![Waterton_1A.jpg]( "Waterton_1A.jpg")
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Cross-post from POTD but the 21mm let me capture more of the scene from closer in.
I really don't shoot too much in the way of wide angle but you can definitely have fun with it, what with exaggerated converging lines and what not...
Both images shot at 24mm. First one does in my eyes not directly qualify for this weeks topic, but I am quite happy how it turned out 😅
![IMG_2447.jpeg]( "IMG_2447.jpeg")
![IMG_2448.jpeg]( "IMG_2448.jpeg")
10mm on a crop sensor Canon 80D from yesterday's hike.
Finally posting something in time…
Went out with my ultra wide angle, capturing some views on the Regensburg Cathedral
![P52_WEEK37_WIDEANGEL_IMG_3165_FF.jpeg]( "P52_WEEK37_WIDEANGEL_IMG_3165_FF.jpeg")
![P52_WEEK37ALT_WIDEANGEL_IMG_3096_FF.jpeg]( "P52_WEEK37ALT_WIDEANGEL_IMG_3096_FF.jpeg")
![P52_WEEK37ALT_WIDEANGEL_IMG_3090_FF.jpeg]( "P52_WEEK37ALT_WIDEANGEL_IMG_3090_FF.jpeg")
![P52_WEEK37ALT_WIDEANGEL_IMG_9405_FF.jpeg]( "P52_WEEK37ALT_WIDEANGEL_IMG_9405_FF.jpeg")
![P52_WEEK37ALT_WIDEANGEL_IMG_3130-NR_FF.jpeg]( "P52_WEEK37ALT_WIDEANGEL_IMG_3130-NR_FF.jpeg")
![P52_WEEK37ALT_WIDEANGEL_IMG_3149-NR_FF.jpeg]( "P52_WEEK37ALT_WIDEANGEL_IMG_3149-NR_FF.jpeg")
Went out with my ultra wide angle, capturing some views on the Regensburg Cathedral
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