wide-angle
/ˌwaɪd ˈæŋɡl/
a lens view that takes in more scene and stretches perspective
wide-angle in a sentence
“Wide-angle from a low corner makes the alley loom.”
Origin of wide-angle
Old English wid broad + Latin angulus corner
Related Words
isometric
a three-dimensional view without perspective, like a game diorama
bird's-eye view
looking straight down from above
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the empty area around a subject, used as a compositional element
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placing subjects on the lines of a three-by-three grid rather than dead center
golden hour
the soft, warm light just after sunrise or before sunset
backlit
lit from behind, so the subject rims with light