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A look up to the ceiling inside a church, © José Hekkens.

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Krabbelnder Weise unterwegs an der RUB mit:

tobalo und arndalarm

Russian Orthodox church in Shipka. The ornate decorations were really fantastic.

Camera settings - Canon t1i - manual - iso 100 f11 1/125 shutter - using Tamron 17-50 2.8 at 17mm.

 

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Norwich Cathedral

Norwich, Norfolk, England, UK

The ceiling sculpture above the main staircase of Lawrence Hall - University of Oregon

I can't tell if the peleng is soft around the edges or if I'm just suffering from no tripod. Or maybe both.

No, it's not parallax. It's made that way to fit in the rotunda dome at the Exhibit Museum.

Oakville Municipal Greenhouse; Oakville, Ontario.

In the former offices of the Rosamund Woollen Company; Almonte, Ontario.

Bangalore, KA, India, December 2007

 

Quite possibly the simplest photo ever :)

 

Exposure: 0.003 sec (1/400)

Aperture: f/7.1

Focal Length: 155 mm

  

The principles of lust are easy to understand.

Victoria & Albert Museum

ondon, England, UK

 

Never mind the buckets, plaster, mops, and chairs, why would you leave the Mac plugged in and running during a flood?

This castle has some of the most amazing ceilings. I simply couldn't resist this shot down the corridor.

 

At the moment I'm experimenting with a very cheap ultra wide solution - basically a diopter screwed into the filter. Sadly this is making me realise I'm going to have to spend a fortune to get a proper ultra wide lens as I rather enjoyed experimenting with it.

Part of ceiling in the Peace Palace, the Hague

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