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31-JUL-2015

Rochester, NY

Rochester Red Wings Baseball
Frontier Field

Olympus OM-D EM-1
Samyang 7.5mm Fisheye 1/5s f/22.0 iso4000 full exif

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Alan K08-Sep-2015 10:34
Mmmm, this is good fish(eye). Right the way around the field. That's the way to capture the atmosphere.
Unfortunately if I did a similar shot of an Australian baseball game I could use the 40-150 at full reach and still get in the whole crowd.
Alexander Kazakov05-Sep-2015 07:23
Well done! V
settler24-Aug-2015 17:29
One for the album and art studio..BV!
Long Bach Nguyen12-Aug-2015 01:31
wonderful perspective and lighting
XiaoBernard9909-Aug-2015 13:24
Samyang Day :o)
So well for this profile of pov
Michael J. Parkinson09-Aug-2015 03:38
Nice to see that not everyone has left the City of Rochester. Absolutely an excellent choice of lens.
Carl Carbone07-Aug-2015 19:55
I agree about the fisheye making us feel part of the stadium. Very cool.
Dave Petersen Photography06-Aug-2015 16:05
So well captured with the fisheye. This image really captures the feeling and mood of being in a ball park for a night game. An excellent choice making this a monochromatic. Voted
Graeme05-Aug-2015 11:26
An excellent view of the stadium through your fisheye lens, Julie.VV
clickA SF05-Aug-2015 00:14
Excellent choice of lens! Vote
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LynnH04-Aug-2015 20:01
Great choice for the fisheye lens. And interesting to see the field in B&W. V
Don Mottershead04-Aug-2015 18:41
A different look at Rochester than your usual. I like the gritty effect.
Walter Otto Koenig04-Aug-2015 13:30
Very cool fisheye view, you got the whole filed in. Neat effect with the lighting and I like the high contrast. "V"
Zeeby04-Aug-2015 08:44
Superb capture! V
Patrick Goossens04-Aug-2015 07:42
This lens makes the field appear smaller, but if you see the small figure on the field you know that it's huge. Good choice of lens.
Helen Betts04-Aug-2015 05:13
Great perspective on the field, and I love those lights. Perfect use for this lens, too. V.
globalgadabout04-Aug-2015 04:35
so engaging from amid the fans...you hit a homer here..V
joseantonio04-Aug-2015 04:06
Hope you enjoyed the game.V
Barry McCartney04-Aug-2015 03:53
Yes, very cool! that fisheye works well for this image. V
Jim Coffman04-Aug-2015 02:48
A very cool image! Well done!
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