Trafalgar Square
by dainmcgowan

Comment by Pug-H:
A great spot for a fisheye. However, there seems to be quite a lot of fringing on the people - is that the processing or from the lens itself?

Trafalgar Square
by dainmcgowan

Comment by sempermarine:
This is a great shot! I have to get me one of the lenses.

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by dainmcgowan

Comment by Ken:
Great use of the fisheye and fantastic detail in the building.

London
by dainmcgowan

Comment by Melethia:
Having been there on a dark and dreary day, I quite like this view of the place!

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by dainmcgowan

Comment by rider:
too bad the sun wasn't on the other side---cool curves!

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by dainmcgowan

Comment by TCGuru:
I am really loving what you are doing with this lens. Very purdy.

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by dainmcgowan

Comment by Alicia:
I'm just loving your shots - the detail is amazing.

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by dainmcgowan

Comment by UNTITLED:
Hmmm...I'm thinking you're having way more fun with that fisheye than the law allows! Another good looking photo!

Message edited by author 2008-06-05 22:57:55.

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by dainmcgowan

Comment by spiritualspatula:
The fisheye of the lens really draws the viewer in a big sweep around the arches. Color on the building is a bit drab and doesn't quite fit with the sky for me, but seems like it could make a pretty neat BW as well.

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by dainmcgowan

Comment by shutterpuppy:
Very cool juxtaposition. I like the fisheye effect - since I don't own a tilt and shift lens and don't know how to correct in Photoshop, I say embrace the distortion. The only thing I would wish different in regard to the fisheye effect is if there was someway you could have changed your position so that the street lamp was bending in the same way as the building, instead of opposite.