wide angle lens picture

What make are you asking about (ie. cannon, nikon, sony, pentax)? im shooting with a pentax DA* 16-50 F2.8 contiguous as my main wide angle. but i think others here might better direct you for other makes.

heres typical shot from my wide angle at the wide end
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I shot with a Nikkor 14-24mm wide angle on my Nikon and use it both on land and underwater (even though its not ideal underwater in my setup). It is however a fantastic lens.

Here's a rather touristy shot I took in London (first day I had the lens and took it out for some practice).
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Think you mean the 17-40L? Great lens.

beerguy is the only one from the above pictures that uses it.
 
If you've got a crop body camera, 17 isn't very wide. If that's the case, check out the Tokina 12-24; I loved that lens.
 
Like the others said, 40D is a cropped body (I have a 40D as well). Watch out for vignetting with such wide angle lenses (darkening of the boarders).
 
wow sorry for the late response, but you guys are right 17-40 isnt that wide. im gonna have to try and rent a 10-22
 
This guy just happened to be cruising thru my yard as I was playing with my new Sigma.

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and a weak Aurora..

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This is my first "wide" lens. Really wide at least.

I had the 20mm and it is wide but not really VERY wide. I like the new fisheye but haven't had much time with it yet.

20mm

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Oh man, Horseshoe Point. I love that place. Nice shot. I need to scan my sldes from that area.
 
No, I think that is "Horseshoe Point". There is another place called Deadhorse point where they suppossedly drove the horses over the edge. If I remember corrctly that is in one of the state parks and it isn't as spectacular as Horseshoe. Horseshoe point is just a lookout of the horseshoe shaped bend in the river outside I forget what town..Page maybe.

This was back in the MF film days for me but I remember wishing I had a lens with a wider view.

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