f/16 @ 60mm by tambako

Macro lenses allow you to capture small details and make them look larger than life! Taking great macro photos requires a lens with 1:1 magnification.

f/11 @ 10mm by agustinrafaelreyes

Wide angle lenses capture large scenes or large groups and create an interesting perspective.

f/4.5 @ 200mm by okko pyykko

Telephoto lenses with focal lengths 200mm or more let you get zoom in to your subject from a distance.

f/2.8 @ 15mm by darrenstone

Fisheye lenses offer capture extremely wide images and distort images with a circular effect

f/8 @ 50mm by okilic

With tilt-shift lenses you can very selectively choose what parts of the image will be in focus, and create wonderful minature effects

f/1.4 @ 50mm by trentroche

Longer focal lengths such as 85mm are flattering to the human face, whereas wider focal lengths tend to distort.

f/5.6, 1/500s @ 300mm by yourdon

Capturing people playing sports or fast action requires a wide aperture telephoto lens, so you can use a fast shutter speed to stop motion.

f/8 @ 18mm by nosha

Capture breathtaking landscapes with narrow apertures keeping everything in focus.

f/1.4 @ 35mm by lylevincent

Get natural light shots without a flash with a fast lens, f/2.8 is considered fast but you might want f/1.8 or f/1.4 in many situations!

f/6.3 @ 550mm by tambako

Shooting wildlife typically requires big telephoto lenses, so you can get close to the action!

f/8 @ 18mm by funkz

Find a great all-in-one lens that covers both wide angle and telephoto for your next trip!

f/11 @ 40mm by felipe_gabaldon

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