Wide-Angle & Telephoto Photography.

•      Definition of the technique:

Wide angle lenses (short focal length) capture more because they have a wider picture angle.

Telephoto lenses (long focal length) have a narrower picture angle.
In photography and cinematography, a wide-angle lens refers to a lens whose focal length is substantially smaller than the focal length of a normal lens for a given film plane

•      An image Bank which illustrates the technique

Typical focal lengths and their 35mm format designations:

<20mm =  Super wide angle
24mm-35mm = wide angle
50mm= normal
80mm-300mm = Tele
>300mm = super Tele

How the images were produced:

We set the location for the model to stand and then set the settings to:

zoom: 18mm 

shutter:1/1250

f stop: 3.5

ISO 200 

we then moved further and further back keeping the settings to show the wide angle/ fishbowl effect.

The images:

Evaluation:

If i was to do this technique again i would make sure the setting was better and the photos were more in focus as i only had two good pictures come out of it. I didn't like this technique as it distorts the real image.