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Tag Archives: fisheye
What a View
Wide Angle to the Extreme It’s eye-catching when I see a photo that “bends” the horizon. This bend comes from the camera’s lens. Use a very wide angle lens and you’ll see the curved “barrel” distortion on the images. One … Continue reading
Posted in composition, equipment, scenic, stills, travel
Tagged cameras, Canon, fisheye, Grand Canyon, lenses, Mesa Verde, Mono Lake, Monument Valley, national park, NEX, NEX7, RMNP, Rokinon, Sony, Tetons, ultrawide, wide angle, Yellowstone
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Roadtrip and the Statistics
We just returned home after spending the last several weeks on the road. This was our annual summer vacation and as is customary, this outing was another cross-country road trip. From July 6 to August 3 (that’s 4 weeks), we … Continue reading
Posted in personal, travel
Tagged "road trip", animals, Arches, Crater Lake, cross country, driving, Eye-Fi, fisheye, Glacier, national parks, Rocky Mountain, Theodore Roosevelt, wildlife, Yosemite
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Fun Tip # 1
This is the first “Fun Tip” that I’ve written. It has no purpose whatsoever except that it’s a fun thing to do. What does a fish see? A fish views the world differently than we do. A fisheye lens attempts … Continue reading
Posted in composition, tips
Tagged fisheye, Nikon D5000, special effects
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