The Canon RF 14-35mm f/4 L is a complex ultra-wide zoom from Canon with a constant f/4 maximum aperture. The lens is part of Canon’s high-end L line, although the price ($ 1500, often going on sale for less) is about as low as you’ll find for an L-series zoom.
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One of our favorite and longest running traditions in Click Community is our forum photo contest, offering you a glimpse into the extraordinary talent and creativity of Click Community members.
The theme of our July/August contest was “Golden Hour” and members were encouraged to enter their favorite photo representing this theme.
Congratulations to Em Hacon for her winning image (above)! Em won a self paced course of her choice from Click Photo School.
You can win, too! Enter our current forum photo contest by October 31st, 2025 with your favorite image representing the theme “RULES OF THIRD” for a chance to be featured here on the Click Community Blog, published in an upcoming issue of Click magazine, and win a self paced course of your choice! Not a member? Join at theclickcommunity.com!
But first, please enjoy this collection of some of our favorite and inspiring images from this contest:
Would you like to see your work featured on the Click Community blog, published in Click magazine, and even have a chance to win a self guided course (of your choice!) at Click Photo School?
If you’re not yet a member of Click Community, we’d LOVE to have you come join us! As a member, you get access to photography tutorials, video demos, Q&A threads, image critiques, photo challenges and contests like this one, and so much more! Become a member today!
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Most people think that you need a wide lens for photographing landscapes. I believed this when starting out in photography. I even remember searching for “can 50mm be used for landscapes?” before I bought my first camera. Nowadays, I think of a 50mm lens as an ultra-wide! I usually prefer longer lenses for landscapes. And in this article, I’ll give you six tips for taking better landscape photos with a long lens.
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I never would’ve thought that something like a decisive moment could exist in a discipline as peaceful as photographing land tortoises. Capturing a Galápagos giant tortoise crushing a mandarin it found under the glow of the setting sun turned out to be quite a challenge. I wish you plenty of decisive moments in the coming week – and, like the tortoise in the photo, don’t forget to keep up with your daily dose of vitamins. Now, let’s take a look at this week’s roundup of photography news.
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In wildlife photography, it is essential to achieve the right mix of stability, mobility, and overall weight of your tripod or monopod system. Although tripods provide excellent stability and are often favored, they can be cumbersome if you need to be as light and mobile as possible. That’s where monopods come in. Today, I will share with you my review of the Wimberly MH-100 gimbal head, which – unlike most gimbals – plays to the unique strengths of monopods.
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