Post your ultra-wide angle pictures

[The Jolly Todger]

After the conclusion of the thread I started the other day on whether I should buy a wide or tele lens seemed to be pushing more towards wide, I was wondering if we could gather together a few shots from some ultra-wide lenses to give me something to aspire to.

I guess we should define ultra-wide for the thread, shall we say sub-24mm (35mm equiv). So sub-15mm on Canon EF-S bodies and sub-16 on Nikon DX bodies.

I'm afraid I can't get the ball rolling yet but I'll hopefully be able to once I actually get my hands on the lens.

[Super Slo Mo]

I'll shove a couple up to get things going. Nothing particularly special. Nikon 10.5mm fisheye

[K12beano]

Do you know that there's a thread for that in the "Useful Threads and Wiki's" area?


http://www.pistonheads.com/xforums/topic.asp?h=0&a...

[The Jolly Todger]

Thanks for the link. I had seen that thread but thought it might be nice to have one specifically for wide lenses (and preferably one with less broken links).

[...Mole...]

got rid of my only "Ultra" wide angle lens a few months ago (Canon 17-40mm) As it didnt get much use.
Took a few photos with it whilst i had it.


Rattray Head Lighthouse by ScottAMurray, on Flickr


Fallen Tree by ScottAMurray, on Flickr


Slioch by ScottAMurray, on Flickr


Rattray Beach by ScottAMurray, on Flickr


Pitfour Loch by ScottAMurray, on Flickr

[v15ben]

Some from my Canon 10-22.
I bloody love it!
All of these are at 10mm.

[Martyn D]

One of mine shot at 10mm, bear in mind I'm pretty new to this and was the 1st proper outing for the 10-20


Pitsford Sunset2 by martyndt, on Flickr

[Crafty_]

Canon 10-22, all at 10mm except the B&W Manhattan.


Durdle Door by c20let, on Flickr


Grand Central Station by c20let, on Flickr


Manhattan by c20let, on Flickr


Empire State Building by c20let, on Flickr

[RobDickinson]

Uh look at my flickr, most of my shots thesedays are wide/utrawide.

[paul911]

The Sigma 10-20mm is hardly off my camera. I have loads on my Flickr but these are all at 10mm


Stanage Edge Millstones by paulsflicker, on Flickr


Beach sunset. by paulsflicker, on Flickr


Porth Twr-mawr by paulsflicker, on Flickr


Last Light by paulsflicker, on Flickr


Blencathra by paulsflicker, on Flickr


Bamburgh sunrise by paulsflicker, on Flickr

[miniman]

Tintern Abbey by binaryimage, on Flickr


Lysefjord reprocessed by binaryimage, on Flickr

[Super Slo Mo]

Couple more, from a recent trip. Need to get the rest edited really.

[RobDickinson]

19mm full frame:


Scarborough storm by robjdickinson, on Flickr


~14mm full frame ( stitched 24tse)

An awful waste of space by robjdickinson, on Flickr

17mm full frame

Hyperion on the Plains by robjdickinson, on Flickr

10mm crop

Storm Dawn by robjdickinson, on Flickr

10mm crop

A pier in the mist by robjdickinson, on Flickr

I find UWA is great for when you have a close foreground interest or big skies. Otherwise stitching is sometimes a better way forward.

[Flippin' Kipper]

A Space View by Flippin' Kipper, on Flickr
12mm on crop

[rottie102]

16mm

[Kermit power]

Church1 by Chris Walker Epsom, on Flickr


Attack of the giant Imogen by Chris Walker Epsom, on Flickr


Attack of the giant Charlie by Chris Walker Epsom, on Flickr

[ecsrobin]

These are my attempts from my sigma 10-20mm

These are at 10mm on a crop


viaductB&W by robinecs, on Flickr


Rough Edit by robinecs, on Flickr

And this is at 20mm


Hovercraft by robinecs, on Flickr

[Speed addicted]

Antigua burgervan by night by Brent Leport, on Flickr


Reflections 3 black and white by Brent Leport, on Flickr


Sunset through loch of Skene trees by Brent Leport, on Flickr


Collieston bay by Brent Leport, on Flickr

All taken with the sigma 10-20 on a crop sensor

[Ari]

[LaserTam]

Sigma 10-20

DSC01158 edits by ian.dally, on Flickr