Finally, grand landscapes almost always need to be shown in the wide-angle perspective, with one proviso: while shooting open spaces such as fields or prairies, you need to find point of interest and (usually) place it upfront otherwise the picture may be plain and boring. Here are more images all shot with the Fuji X-Pro1 and Fujinon XF 14mm F2.8 lens wide-angle lens. Starting with the Fuji system is an excellent idea – having all the main dials at the top helps to understand and learn photography.

Olaf I am really enjoying your work, its context ( the magnificent Canadian West) and your photographic insights. Our favourite photographs taken with this lens usually consist of a very large distinctive subject, which stands out from its surroundings. I noticed that all I need is the 35mm focal length (Fuji X100s) and the Fujinon 14mm (21mm FF equiv) on my other camera – this setup covers 99% of my visual needs.

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