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New Fisheye lens - whimsical study #1 - "Humpty Dumpty at the Cottonwood Fair"
FINALLY had a chance to pick up the new Canon fisheye zoom, and experiment with it. My first shots at a local art fair...
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The exit and entrance area of the Riverside Cyclone inside its large turnaround section just begs for using a fisheye lens, and I obliged! I don't know why, but SFNE just is not a park that works for my camera. This is the only shot I like that I took on this trip.
Playing with my Fisheye in Chester, hoping a Squirrel would run down to me, but no such luck!
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Okay, last shot of the Financial District for now. Taken with the 10.5mm fisheye lens. I really enjoy using this lens, the angle of view is amazing! This is a 7 frame HDR, but even with 7 frames that building on the left was too bright!
Dom Sankt Peter und Paul zu Brandenburg an der Havel
Brandenburg an der Havel / Germany
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Com aconseguir l'efecte ull de peix en temps de crisi.
Como conseguir el efecto ojo de pez gratis en tiempos de crisis
How to get the fisheye effect in times of crisis
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Image Details
Camera........: Canon 60D
Lens..............: Sigma 10mm fisheye f/2.8
Aperture........: f/14
Focal length.: 10mm
ISO Speed....: 100
Exposures.....: -2,0,+2ev => 1/80,1/320,1/20s
Resolution....: 5184x3456
Photoshop
° Several layers of hue/saturation/brightness to get rid of cyan and magenta casts and to change a little more blue in the sky.
° A tiny amount of Curves.
° A small brightness boost with a luminosity mask.
° Highpass sharpening (20%) see below.
About
Yesterday I spent some quality time with my 12 - Soon 13 - year old daughter Caitlin.
We traveled by train to the station of Liège Guillemins (Luik), this futuristic train station
was designed by the famous Spanish architect Calatrava and it is a photographers dream, anywhere you look you wish to take another shot. Due to it's attractiveness to the camera, this station has quickly become a magnet for photographers, we didn't count the number of photographers we encounters but there sure were a lot.
While I was using my new 60D I let Caitlin use my 'old' 400D, photography is new for her but I'm sensing some talent there ;)
Shooting a place that has been shot so many times before becomes a challenge to come up with something new, I decided to use my fisheye primarily since I hadn't found any fisheye versions of this station on flickr yet and a place like this is a fisheye dream...
There are plenty pictures of this place to come and soon my daughter will start her own stream to upload her first steps in photography.
° My photoshop tutorial on Layers, Masks, Selections & Channels.
° Channel mixer tutorial to remove lens flare spots.
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I don't really like the movie Alice in Wonderland, (I think it has been subverted by hippies and I hate hippies), but I really like a lot of the characters from the movie. I think the movie's fatal flaw is that it's too dependent upon sensory 'captivation' and uses that as a crutch for a weak story (which may explain why the hippies like it, so they can smoke their reefer cigarettes and stare at the cool color swirls!).
The White Rabbit, Mad Hatter, Alice, Cheshire Cat, Tweedles, and Queen of Hearts are all great characters. Too bad there isn't a better storytelling vehicle to really allow these characters to shine. Then the movie would be a true classic.
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A fisheye shot of a building on the Skidmore College campus that I took a couple autumns ago.
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