Photo Gallery: Sigma 14-24mm F2.8 DG DN Art Lens

By Darren White

Sigma presents a gallery of images by professional photographer Darren White. This gallery is comprised entirely of photos shot with the 14-24mm F2.8 DG DN | Art lens, released in 2019 for full-frame format mirrorless cameras.

With the Sigma 14-24mm Art lens, you get edge-to-edge sharpness, minimal distortion (even at 14mm), and color rendering that will make your edits feel almost unnecessary. I own and use both the Sony E-mount and older Nikon F versions, and love them equally the same!

Weather sealed, rock solid build and surprisingly compact for what it offers, it’s the lens that says, “Go ahead, dust, rain & cold. Bring it on!” As a professional landscape photographer I shoot in all extreme conditions, and this lens will hold up in any of them.

Darren White, Professional Photographer

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About

Darren White

Born and raised on the Oregon Coast where his love for beautiful landscapes began. In 1999 Darren moved to Portland Oregon and soon fell in love with the mountains and Columbia River Gorge areas. In July of 2013 Darren made a huge move to Littleton, Colorado where he has quickly fell in love with the majestic mountains Colorado has to offer and the outdoor life Colorado is known for. Darren has been published in various magazines like Popular Photography, Columbia Gorge Magazine and had a mention in National Geographic Traveler. His prints have been sold worldwide and used for all kinds of media from Websites to Trade Show Backdrops. Darren enjoys a variety of outdoors activities which include but are not limited to, hiking, biking, running, night photography, trail running, climbing steep hills and simply just being amazed at what nature can produce!

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