Alaska fisheye Flattop Mountain 1992 slide film

FISHEYE!!

Phoenix Coyotes vs. San Jose Sharks

De-fished Opteka 6.5mm fisheye EF lens (Rokinon 8mm f/3.5 clone).

Photos made with Lomography Fisheye camera on 35mm film

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Shot on Lomography Fisheye, Kodak 200 ASA

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fisheye fun

Imperial Vinters in the West Village, via the Canon EF 8-15mm f/4L Fisheye USM lens.

The Admiralty Arch, on the Mall in London.

Taken with a Lomo Fisheye 2

Film n. 1

Nagoya Castle using fisheye

using a selfmade fisheye

Sometimes a fisheye is all ya need!

Fisheye of the reception - rather crowded room so it was good to have the lens.

Really diggin this lens. Fun!

Hmm, my calculated focal length should be (35mm x 0.18 = 6.3mm!)

Lens: Zeikos 0.18x fisheye

Peephole lens homemade test.

It works "fine" ( acceptable for a peephole lens) in short distance, but when the distance is longer the quality gets poor

Kodak Gold 200

First outing with my new 8mm Fisheye lens. The effect isn't quite as noticeable in portrait mode

Experimenting with the Olympus 9mm fisheye bodycap lens

Taken with Rikinon 8mm/3.5 Fisheye

An old friend.

Dublin, Ireland.

Lomo Fisheye 2 + Kodak Color Plus

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I must admit that I’ve been quite intrigued with images taken with the fisheye lens when the camera is low down and the subject is at minimum focus distance. Here’s a photo of an Earthstar Puffball Fungus cropped to a 16:9 aspect ratio really because I got my bean bag in the foreground!

a fisheye view of my living room achieved by photographing a regular christmas ball. didn't edit it very much and it was merely an experiment.. but I like it though.

looking through a fisheye is the coolest thing, and you can see my tiny eye on the other side!

The White Horse Tavern, via the Canon EF 8-15mm f/4L Fisheye USM lens.

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A fisheye view of the Buffalo Ridge Park from the ridge above. Olympus E-PL3 w/Rokinon 7.5mm f/3.5 fisheye.

San Francisco, my route to and from work.

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Blue Hill, Maine

Early experiment with HDR and fisheye lens.

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Larne, Northern Ireland. Taken on Fisheye.

I've noticed that fisheye shots from the side like this are rather creepy looking., but still fun!