April 9, 2011
greenhouses through a fish's eye
Ok, so not all of these are photos of greenhouses and not all of them are even taken with a fisheye, but it's early and the title was the best I could do. During our photowalk yesterday, I borrowed Paul's 10.5mm fisheye and was so amused! I could take a photo of the top of a nearby tree while still fitting my shoes in the frame (see the first shot). I know a fisheye are really an expensive lens to have for the capabilities it possesses but it was really cool to play with nonetheless! (I really prefer the full-frame type fisheyes over the ones that produce a circular image inside of a black frame)
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Oh, I get what you mean by a full-frame fisheye. I thought you were talking about DX vs. FX since the circular picture fisheyes aren't even on my radar.
ReplyDeleteGreat series! Fisheyes is fun.
ReplyDelete5th one from the bottom = love!
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