Going wild with a wide-angle lens
Thursday 19 July 2018, 15:30 by Frank Doorhof | 7,021 views | 0 commentsThis article was translated from Dutch with the help of AI. Read the original.
What is the best lens for a portrait? I get asked this question regularly. My answer is always the same: use the lens that achieves what you want.
That can also be a wide-angle lens for portrait photography. Naturally, a wide-angle lens shows much more than a longer lens. If you don't try to hide this effect, but embrace it instead, you can create impressive photos.
About the author
Frank Doorhof blogt dagelijks in het Engels op zijn website en geeft wekelijks workshops model fotografie in zijn studio in Emmeloord, maar ook op locatie in binnen en buitenland. Van beginners tot gevorderde, iedereen kan bij Frank terecht. Ook voor specifieke 1 op 1 workshops, of maatwerk voor groepen.
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