It’s A Small World

Just having some fun with my extreme wide-angle fisheye lens.  Actually a lot of my interior architecture images these days are shot with this lens.  The end results have some pretty severe angles of view, but I try to not create them with the extreme, stereotypical, fisheye bulge that most people associate with this type of lens.  The trick begins when shooting the images and making sure that the horizon looks real.  I’m always looking for scenes where there is a natural built-in curve to the image – the fisheye lens can then enhance the scene.  My favorite example is the image from the staircase in our local library – Handley Regional Library.

I usually try to avoid this look, but was just having fun here with this one.

I usually try to avoid this look, but was just having fun here with this one.

God Rays

One last look at the Florida beaches before I left.  My kids used to call this sunlight pattern “God Rays.”  Whatever you call it, there’s no denying the fact that it’s an incredible sight.

The wonderful thing about the sun rising or setting is that it's really never the same. Order a print of this image.

The wonderful thing about the sun rising or setting is that it’s really never the same.
Order a print of this image.

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Looking forward to (possibly) two weeks of sunny Florida beaches this summer.

Just saying.

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What happens after one week in the sun.