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Nicole Chen

a woman standing in front of a wall with her hand on the back of her body

Arte Jazz

Narrative Photography

Concept Photography

Shadow Photography

Photographie Portrait Inspiration

사진 촬영 포즈

Conceptual Photography

Cinematic Photography

Alam Yang Indah

a white butterfly flying over a person's feet in front of a wooden fence

Summer Vibes Photography

Film Stills Nature

Natural Light Cinematography

Spring Film Photography

Dreamy Nature Photography

Cinematic Film Photography

Nostalgic Cinematography

Dreamy Film Photography

Cinematic Photography Nature

Golden silhouettes

Running Through A Field

Photo by Freddie Addery on Unsplash

a man flying through the air while riding a skateboard on top of his feet

Perspective Photography

Wide Lens Cinematography

Movie Close Up Shots

Wide Angle Cinematography

Wide Angle Portraits

Cool Camera Angles

Close Up Cinematography

Close Up Movie

Wong Kar Wai Cinematography

Digital Cinematography - The Basics - Annenberg Digital Lounge

Wide Angle Lens (~10mm-49mm) A wide angle lens has a deeper depth of field. Wide angles tend to warp the shot, so that if you looked at a flat horizon with a wide angle, both sides of it would curve ever to slightly up on the right and the left. Wide angles tend to not be flattering for close-ups, but this can also be used as a stylistic choice, like Terry Gilliam does in “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.”