The wide angle is probably one of the most fun lenses. period.
Ok that might be a very strong expression, but the wide angle is without a doubt one of those lenses you can have a lot of fun with.
So for todays blogpost I decided to take some wide angle shots while walking in the forest with Chewie.
Over the years I’ve photographed many different models in many different locations and situations.
Ranging from trade shows on a booth measuring 2×3 mtrs to awesome castles.
One thing I learned is that you can shoot in the most difficult or awesome locations, the model determines how the results will end up.
When I look for models the first thing of course I look at is how the model looks, I don’t believe in size zero and love to shoot “real” people instead of barbie dolls.
And that immediately brings us to the most important part.
Shooting with a white background is far from my favourite setup, but sometimes you have to 😀
When I started out with photography the white background was hot, and used all the time (I was always more a light grey fan). So of course I had to learn how to shoot it.
One thing that I learned after the posing books was finding the lines in a pose.
Sometimes it’s a nice flowing S-curve in a pose, and sometimes I loved working with triangles.
Now in all honesty I didn’t really look for triangles, it just happened that all the shots I really liked had some triangles in the poses.
