24mm F1.4 DG DN | Art Special Impression

Francesco Riccardo lacomono is a travel and landscape photographer based in Italy, traveling all over the world. With the SIGMA 24mm F1.4 DG DN | Art, he traveled to central Italy, the roots of his landscape photos. From the picturesque landscapes to the Milky way, he enjoyed this lens in multiple ways to capture the memories during his trip. We can see that this lens is very versatile for diverse scenes with great renditions for such landscape he takes.

Sahim AHMED is an environmental portrait photographer based in France. He usually uses the SIGMA 35mm F1.4 DG HSM | Art but this time he challenges himself with the new 24mm F1.4 DG DN | Art to give his portrait photos a new look. He photographs some models in Paris in various locations with both larger plans and relatively intimate distances on his models. He appreciates the impressive optical performance. He also commented that being a minimalist and packing with the goal of taking the least gear in the field, this SIGMA 24mm F1.4 DG DN | Art fits the “go-to lens” for his workflow and for the style of photos he photographs.

Benedict Brain is a photographer, journalist, and author based in the UK. He photographed part of his trip to New York City. He approached the landscape with a documentary approach and draw his inspiration from photographers such as The New Topographics. He made images in the outskirts of urban developments. In his photos, we can see he likes to consider and explore humanity’s relationship with nature with his camera. In addition to the urban topographies, he took photos of people he met on his travels.

Liam Doran. Mr. Doran is an outdoor photographer who is based in the USA. He uses the new 24mm to photograph landscapes high in the alpine and mountain biking. He said that this lens is sophistication simplified. It is fast and sharp as well as small and light. He enjoyed shooting both action sports and landscapes with this incredibly versatile lens. The SIGMA 24mm F1.4 DG DN | Art lens should find a spot in just about every photographer’s bag.