Expand Your Vision: Mastering the Art of Wide-Angle Photography

Course Brief :

Unlock the bigger picture with our Wide-Angle Mastery online photography course! Whether you're chasing sweeping landscapes, dramatic architecture, or powerful storytelling shots, this course shows you how to stretch your vision and amplify your creativity. Learn to tame distortion, frame with impact, and turn every wide-angle photo into a jaw-dropping masterpiece. Join professional photographer, David Bathgate, and transform your lens into a window to the extraordinary!

In the Wide-Angle Mastery online photography course, students will learn to:

  1. Understand Wide-Angle Lenses

    • Explore focal lengths and field of view

    • Differentiate between wide, ultra-wide, and fisheye lenses

  2. Master Composition Techniques

    • Use leading lines, foreground interest, and scale effectively

    • Avoid common wide-angle pitfalls like awkward distortion

  3. Control Perspective and Distortion

    • Correct lens distortion in-camera and during post-processing

    • Learn creative ways to exaggerate or minimize perspective

  4. Shoot in Different Environments

    • Capture epic landscapes with depth and drama

    • Photograph interiors and architecture with precision

    • Tell compelling stories in street and environmental portraiture

  5. Work with Light and Settings

    • Optimize aperture, shutter speed, and ISO for wide-angle clarity

    • Use filters (like polarizers or ND filters) to enhance wide shots

  6. Edit Like a Pro

    • Post-process wide-angle images to enhance impact

    • Straighten lines, correct distortion, and enhance dynamic range

By the end, students will have the skills and confidence to create stunning wide-angle images that capture attention and tell powerful visual stories.

What you will need:

  • Digital SLR or compact mirrorless camera (film is also fine, but you'll need to scan images for upload to the TCI website)
  • Prime or zoom lens(es) in the 16-24mm range
  • Computer with photo-processing software (e.g. Photoshop or Adobe Lightroom)

Reviews :

Informative online course on wide angle lens photography. Clear explanations, practical tips, inspiring examples, and fun lesson assignments. Enhanced my skills and broadened my perspective. Highly recommended!

By Brigit Baukal

Transformed my perspective! Wide-angle wizardry unlocked through information-packed lessons and hands-on assignments. Very flexible. Could do the course in my own time. Most certainly recommend for photographers at any level.

By Sumit Mahto

First time really working exclusively with wide lenses and it's opened a whole new vision for me. David is a fantastic teacher, instructor, mentor, who inspired and encouraged me to go beyond what I knew of photography before taking this course. Content-rich and fun lessons, assignments, Q&A, and all the personal attention were fantastic. Highly recommended to those who haven't tried including the creativity of a wider perspective in their photos.

By Britney Predovic

Been trying to use my wide-angle zoom more and more, but thought these focal lengths were just for shooting in tight spaces. I was totally wrong ! This is a whole other genre, one that simply lends itself to greater expression with the camera. A well designed course - "go out and do 'em" assignments with each lesson and all. Really enjoyed and benefitted from the time working with David here.

By Harry Kalbor

Super course from start to finish ! Well worth the money !

By Meredith Ebert

Creativity pure ! This course has brought me to reaching for my 24mm as my "Go To" lens of choice. The lessons were rich with content and inspiration, and their practical assignments were challenging, but fun. David was always there when I had questions, and often went far beyond as a "mentor" throughout the course. I'll definitely take another course with him.

By Katherine McKee

Great course with valuable content and hands-on assignments. I learned just what I was looking for from David Bathgate. Recommended highly for anyone want to put their wide-angle perspectives to more creative use.

By Kenneth Bacon
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Category : Advance , Intermediate
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