FStoppers Fixing a Wide Angle Landscape When 14mm Is All You Have


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Shooting a landscape with only a 14mm lens can leave you stuck with too much foreground and not enough subject. When the light is right but the lens is wrong, the choices you make in editing decide whether the photo survives at all.

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