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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

Was experimenting with a fisheye attachment when this Garden Soldier Fly (Exaireta spinigera) showed up.

Wellington, New Zealand

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神楽坂赤城神社の茅の輪潜り。すっかり茶色なのは暑さのせいでしょうか!?

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

in the backyard. looking towards the house. Samigon Fisheye supplemental lens on Nikkor 35mm 1.8 AFS-G.

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

Passage Pommeraye, Nantes.

Diana F+, objectif fisheye, Kodak Portra 400.

Kodak Gold 200

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

Dona Iracema dentro do olho do peixe.

Experimenting with the Olympus 9mm fisheye bodycap lens

Taken with Rikinon 8mm/3.5 Fisheye

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This is how you park a helicopter with the toes over the edge.

fisheye

ironic eh?

i know its not a portrait

but come on :]

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!

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

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

Larne, Northern Ireland. Taken on Fisheye.

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

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© Alessandro Digiuni

boston, massachusetts

december 1970

christmas day

dewolf home, beacon hill

part of an archival project, featuring the photographs of nick dewolf

© the Nick DeWolf Foundation

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Sequoia plantation near Warburton in Victoria, Australia.

Skypilot 45 camera, 35mm Takumar fisheye lens 1/60" @ f11,

FP4 plus film 4x5".

Taken through inverted binoculars.

The first picture I took with my new lens. :)

Lumix G Fisheye 8mm / F3.5

Fisheye

More fisheye fun at Pike Place. I did buy a bundle of the flowers to surprise my wife, and they were a real bargain. Biggest problem was finding a vase to put them in, which I finally did a few shops further along.