York Minster Fisheye View by Colin Storey

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15-JUN-2010

See below for yesterdays first fisheye image...

1/42s f/2.8 at 10.0mm iso200 full exif

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Pablo Yáńez		09-Mar-2011 18:17
Private message-- So, I'm thinking of purchasing this lens, but I'm a bit on the fence about it. Have heard good things but also that it is VERY soft until you close down to f5.6 or so (this would be pretty negative for what I'm hoping to use it for). If you have a second, I would love to hear anything you have to say about this lens... pro or con. Thanks, Pablo

Guest		22-Jun-2010 15:12
great viewpoint, very interesting picture! v

Guest		22-Jun-2010 12:14
What an interesting result! and the interior lends itself to use of a fisheye. Well done, Colin.

Ali Majdfar		19-Jun-2010 09:32
Fantastic! ~V

Robbie D70		18-Jun-2010 18:31
Wow ! this gives us a fantastic view of all that splendour in one shot. Great work Colin.

Neil Horner		17-Jun-2010 20:57
Thats a great bendy lens...

Chris Spracklen		17-Jun-2010 16:43
Wow! Cracking work with the fisheye, Colin. What an amazing building the Minster is!

Steve Morris		17-Jun-2010 16:34
What a view! The fish eye gives a Gaudi-esque feel to the minster!!BV

Zoltán Balogh		17-Jun-2010 13:42
So interesting...thanks for sharing Colin! V

Walter Otto Koenig		17-Jun-2010 13:40
The perfect lens for this interior. Very nice shot. "V"

Vince		17-Jun-2010 12:47
Fascinating shot. Great use of the fisheye for the effect. Vote.

Graeme		17-Jun-2010 12:25
Fantastic fisheye shots Colin. Excellent work.BV

Kevin Chester		17-Jun-2010 10:12
Great effect on the cathedral.

Paolo Peggi (aka Bracciodiferro)		17-Jun-2010 06:29
Better and better...V Paolo

Jean Chiasson		17-Jun-2010 01:18
Wonderful perspective and composition Colin vote

Hank Vander Velde		17-Jun-2010 00:20
You are having fun with that new lens Colin. Nice image.

Guest		16-Jun-2010 20:39
Good capture! V

Stephanie		16-Jun-2010 20:26
I think that you are going to have a lot of fun with your new lens. This is a wonderful shot Colin! BV

Michal Leszczynski		16-Jun-2010 20:19
Stunning capture, very good idea with use fish eye lens here. V.

Patricia Kay		16-Jun-2010 20:04
The fisheye worked wonderfully with this shot Colin...BV

bill friedlander		16-Jun-2010 19:58
Wow! Great view of the beautiful church. Nice even lighting and the fisheye makes the lines comforting. V

Jim Coffman		16-Jun-2010 19:16
Very intriguing image! Love it. V

Guest		16-Jun-2010 19:15
Excellent capture, Colin. You are having way to much fun with your new toy. BV

Guest		16-Jun-2010 19:09
Wow, I wish I could justify one of those.

J. Scott Coile		16-Jun-2010 18:07
Such a wild view.

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