What's missing in your WIDE ANGLE photos?

[@user1-g1m]

Indeed, very easy to understand, and straight to the point! Thank you!

[@Raykenn1]

Enjoyed your video thanks for posting 👍

[@lightmeetslens]

Great! I’m glad you enjoyed it :) hope it was helpful! Thanks

[@camaradalucifer166]

This is an awesome video! Learned a lot as a new photographer!

[@lightmeetslens]

Glad to hear that! Thanks!!

[@bradleytaylor6128]

Your thoughts and suggestions are so inspiring, this was another very helpful vlog. Thanks

[@lightmeetslens]

Thank you for your kind words sir! Let me know if you can put it to use :)

[@giuseppeeduardociraci513]

Nice video buddy

[@lightmeetslens]

Thanks!

[@mariusmarre1432]

nice content dude

[@lightmeetslens]

Thank you!!

[@zinowardenier]

Great explanation and good example to help visualize everything!
Lovely tips, I'll be keeping these in mind next time I go shoot!

[@lightmeetslens]

Thanks for watching!

[@KarlWeinreich]

Great content! Thanks for the tips! Subbed!

[@lightmeetslens]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it :)

[@NoOverhead]

That was excellent!! Newbie photo enthusiast here, and I love learning little tips like this.

[@lightmeetslens]

Great! I’m glad you enjoyed it :)

[@BMadPhoto]

Thanks for this Nick, you are really great at explaining your thought process! I recently got an 18mm (ff eq) that I have been struggling with - will try out this advice as I do mostly end up with boring shots

[@lightmeetslens]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching :)

[@jeffreysproule]

Great video, I hate when a proffensinal film crew ruins my shot 😅 I love the contrast between opd and new aswell! 😊

[@lightmeetslens]

Thanks Jeff! Yes it’s the worst :)