Robin in Earl Spring
by petspics

Comment:
The depth of field should have been increased to have the head in focus

Ahoy There!
by BlackNewfs

Comment:
A cutie, I'm wondering if the attention had been drawn into the lens rather than above it ~ if the picture would have been better?

What are you doing down here with that camera? I'm not signing a release!
by Rasai

Comment:
Thank You for your votes and comments!

Here is a shot that Aleks took while I was trying to get a picture of this coy Koi...
A picture of the coy Koi

Noir Sunset
by Quasimojo

Comment:
Its a bit hard for me to determine where you are going with this (DARK) noir theme... Hope there are comments after the challenge to explain.

Wrong turn?
by dd1989

Comment:
The F1 Fanatic in me likes this although it would have looked better with a motion blur! (or at least with the car in focus.)

Brick wall
by justin27

Comment:
Lot of work there for just one picture...

Elusive
by LalliSig

Comment:
Beautiful lines and curves and an eye to the soul

*Guess*
by snaffles

Comment:
I can't figgure it our +1 for that!

Springtime warmth
by arpita

Comment:
Stunning, Beautiful and my faveorite!

Lombard Street
by labuds

Comment:
Aleks, I wasn't a real fan of fisheye lenses until you had me take a look through this one. My response was "WOW what a lens"! The first thing that came to mind for me was... "Man he's going to use that at Lombard Street later and get a great picture". I was partially wrong as it's a fantastic~award winning photograph! Way to go! We all had a great time at the SF GTG. I'm looking forward to your next visit to the SF Bay area as I'll be more than happy to show you around some of the places you didn't get to this time. I'll be learning all the while! What a fine set of lenses you have in your bag of tricks, made all the better by your ability to use them effectively!

Aleks taking another shot from the "Far Side" with that lens!



and from Aleks' point of view...
from his point of view.

Message edited by author 2008-04-07 17:17:12.