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Learn more about landscape lenses

27th April 2018

A landscape lens (wide-angle lens gives you a much wider view than a standard lens. Plus it keeps everything in the photo nice and sharp, from the foreground to the background.

  1. Avoid creating a boring image by filling your foreground with subject, people animals or adjusting your focus to a point of interest
  2. Always Keep your camera level avoids perspective distortion
  3. Shooting low, can create an interesting perspective
  4. Keep people or important subjects away from the corners
  5. Frame your shot, if unsure check out our quick video on the rule of thirds.


What is a Wide-angle Lens

Landscape lenses are wide angle and are sharp from edge to edge allowing you to get the entire view into your photo and in focus.

Wide Angle Lens



Photographer

Rach Stewart

Rachel Stewart is a kiwi landscape and adventure photographer based in Mount Maunganui, New Zealand. Inspired by landscapes and a love of travel, she likes to explore the unknown, and seek out the beauty created by the natural world.

Her passion to be with nature along with a love of art, adventure and exploring is what characterizes her photography. Long exposure photography is a style she loves and adds that point of difference when it comes to creating stand out images. Rachel loves being outdoors. She loves to hike and be with the mountains, but you will also find her surfing at the beach and spending summer by the ocean. Being able to capture these experiences on a camera is an added bonus.

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