Home Actor Chris Burkard HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers May 2024 Chris Burkard Instagram - Why use a wide angle lens? There’s a time and place for every lens out there - but without a doubt, the wide angle lens is my favorite because it forces you to get close and personal… immersed in the moment & interacting with the subject or experience at hand - something that I think often emerges through the images and helps viewers understand what it could feel like to sit in that ice cave or hang off the walls of El Capitan. I think wide angle lenses also provide a greater ability to capture leading lines, bring context into tight spaces, and show the breadth of a landscape in all its glory. I always have at least one in my kit… this particular image I used a @sonyalpha 10-18mm F/4 - a lightweight & unique piece of equipment that defies logic while producing beautiful results despite the APS-C format.

Chris Burkard Instagram – Why use a wide angle lens? There’s a time and place for every lens out there – but without a doubt, the wide angle lens is my favorite because it forces you to get close and personal… immersed in the moment & interacting with the subject or experience at hand – something that I think often emerges through the images and helps viewers understand what it could feel like to sit in that ice cave or hang off the walls of El Capitan. I think wide angle lenses also provide a greater ability to capture leading lines, bring context into tight spaces, and show the breadth of a landscape in all its glory. I always have at least one in my kit… this particular image I used a @sonyalpha 10-18mm F/4 – a lightweight & unique piece of equipment that defies logic while producing beautiful results despite the APS-C format.

Chris Burkard Instagram - Why use a wide angle lens? There’s a time and place for every lens out there - but without a doubt, the wide angle lens is my favorite because it forces you to get close and personal… immersed in the moment & interacting with the subject or experience at hand - something that I think often emerges through the images and helps viewers understand what it could feel like to sit in that ice cave or hang off the walls of El Capitan. I think wide angle lenses also provide a greater ability to capture leading lines, bring context into tight spaces, and show the breadth of a landscape in all its glory. I always have at least one in my kit… this particular image I used a @sonyalpha 10-18mm F/4 - a lightweight & unique piece of equipment that defies logic while producing beautiful results despite the APS-C format.

Chris Burkard Instagram – Why use a wide angle lens?

There’s a time and place for every lens out there – but without a doubt, the wide angle lens is my favorite because it forces you to get close and personal… immersed in the moment & interacting with the subject or experience at hand – something that I think often emerges through the images and helps viewers understand what it could feel like to sit in that ice cave or hang off the walls of El Capitan. I think wide angle lenses also provide a greater ability to capture leading lines, bring context into tight spaces, and show the breadth of a landscape in all its glory. I always have at least one in my kit… this particular image I used a @sonyalpha 10-18mm F/4 – a lightweight & unique piece of equipment that defies logic while producing beautiful results despite the APS-C format. | Posted on 25/Apr/2024 19:42:52

Chris Burkard Instagram – After several trips to Iceland, the Aleutian Islands, and other cold regions, Greenland was high on my bucket list of places to go. In 2017, an opportunity lined up to sail around the southern coast aboard the @auroraarktika with a small crew for a photography workshop… a dream for me and my first time to Greenland. Sharing the remote waters with the occasional whale & navigating a maze of icebergs was like some kind of once in a lifetime arctic fantasy… The conditions were warm and wind was scarce despite it being late season, the aurora even danced brightly above us one night and we explored an abandoned coastal town. Sometimes these experiences resurface from my memory bank and the realization hits that any one of these expeditions are once in a lifetime.. and I guess my encouragement to everyone seeing this is to take a risk on that trip or that opportunity for adventure in front of you… the uncertainty is often worthwhile and you grow in the process
Chris Burkard Instagram – At Glacier’s End was a 7-year dedication to documenting Iceland’s glacial rivers… intended to encourage others to keep them close to their natural state and pristine for generations to enjoy them in the same way I have over the years… & a tribute to my dear friend and pilot, Haddi, who’s unexpected passing came just a couple of years back around this time. 
As a landscape & adventure sports photographer, I always hope that this kind of work inspires those who see it to spend more time pursuing their passion in the outdoors or putting effort towards preserving a landscape… this book emerging from this particular concept in mind – documenting the glacial runoff as a form of nature’s fine art but also an encouragement to value and protect the locations responsible for this beauty. If you are inclined, grab a copy for your coffee table and bookshelf at the link in my profile.

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