5 WIDE ANGLE photography MISTAKES I see all the time

Don't make these mistakes that I have always made with my wide angle lens.

NIKON GEAR (Main STILLS camera)

FILM GEAR

OTHER PHOTO GEAR

[niftytwo]

Thank you Nigel, I’ve followed your tutorials for 3 years or so. I’m a 75 year old Aussie Bloke and learn virtually day by day. I have wonderful assistance from a few SPECIAL PEOPLE. I will keep on keeping on. Thank you.

[amaitra]

So many epic ... not a single "it does not get better than this"!

[neilbell]

I loved this tutorial, as you would say - epic. Great tips for wide angle use. Glencoe looked just magical.

[CihanZ]

Phone video previews are awesome for simulating for compositions.All Your videos are best tutorial on youtube.Congrats

[earlteigrob]

Very good explanation!!! I live an ultrawide when I am right too close to the background (on purpose) and can find a compelling foreground object that may actually start just inches away from from the front of the lens. Keeping mess out of the foreground is also so important. I also find that there are times when shooting at an angle instead of level can add a lot of interest and creativity to the shot.

[robertstonephoto]

Thank you for queueing up some videos while you are away!

[davidbailey]

Brilliant! What a gorgeous location. I really look forward to your Sunday morning videos. Thank you Nigel.

[VlogPhotography]

Really enjoyed this Nigel. I find wide angle creates so much foreground it can be difficult to eliminate and isolate my landscape so this has been really helpful. Loved the images captured. Thanks for sharing.

[lead-dog]

Great tutorial Nigel. Really made me think. I love portrait mode and i need to remember what you said here. Thanks.

[rob]

love how you explained this! it's like a light bulb just went off!

[LeorC]

OMG the rainbow at 13:53, so beautiful.

[michaelchabot]

Love that song... that landscape is great... love your Thank you for your tutorial

[AlbeeSoaring]

So much great knowledge in your videos. I am absolutely addicted to your videos. Thank you.

[BernardGarceau]

Just stunning results - especially that beautiful print!

[kroghhejl]

Really great video and lovely shots. Especially like the one at 7.58

[libmananchannel]

Hello Nigel Danson! Thank you for showing me a nice video! I really enjoyed it! Thank you for sharing! Have a nice day!

[rezarad]

Love the print, and enjoy the trip. Looking forward to seeing your icy photos ;)

[rosssayer]

That shot you printed Nigel was a worthy contender, what a awesome location. Have a safe trip and look forward to seeing some images. Thanks for sharing.

[raleighmeade]

Excellent video; great shots that really reinforced your points, Thanks, Kathy

[charlesdavis]

Granted, you do find some amazing spots to shoot - but there's so much more. The way you can take in an entire scene, and find the beauty, the sweet spot - it's a talent very few have. I'd love to be shooting your "mistakes". But really? Your "mistakes" are "happy little accidents" (Bob Ross quote). I truly admire that you look to your own work, and critique that. You don't take other people's work and say "they should have done this or that". You are a true giant in your profession, and I cherish the knowledge you share with us. Thank you for another great video tutorial.