Fisheye Azaleas

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Image Title: Fisheye Azaleas

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By: Roger Williams

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Photographer	Roger Williams {Karma:86139}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Voigtlander Bessaflex
Categories	Landscape Florals	Film Format
Portfolio	Japanalia Fisheye SLR	Lens	Zenitar 16mm F/2.8
Uploaded	5/13/2005	Film / Memory Type	Fuji Superia
		ISO / Film Speed	800
Views	522	Shutter	1/500
Favorites	1	Aperture	f/11
Critiques	10	Rating	5.71 / 6 Ratings
Location	City - Nezu Shrine State - TOKYO Country - Japan
About	I don't know whether it's because I'm getting used to it or not, but I find the fisheye distortion (curved tree trunks, etc.) less distracting in this one, and now prefer it to the "de-fished" version I uploaded recently (since deleted as not up to par). The defishing process degrades the image (making it more blurred around the edges) so on balance I think I prefer this, the original.

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ricardo longhi-frantz {K:9628} 7/16/2005

wow!!!!!!!!!!!!! man, what an amazing, gorgeous view! such colors!!!!! great composition in every aspect! loved it so much! warm regards!

Mary Brown

{K:71879} 5/17/2005

The flowers in this place are so gorgeous. I have no experience with fisheye lens. I like the effect in this vpicture.
Mary

John E Robertson {K:1752} 5/14/2005

The lens works really well here, super colours and sharp. Nice one.

Zeev Scharf

{K:25603} 5/14/2005

Excellent capture Roger,those beautiful flowers so colorful in the forground and the people in the background just superb,very nicely composed
I much appreciate your so nice comments on my photos, many thanks
Best regards

Paul's Photos {K:35235} 5/14/2005

I like the fisheye effect.. but of course that is just me :) The place seems so amazing, I can see why you took so many photos there.. I probably would still be there taking photos LOL.. I like how you can see the architecture in the background.. great work

Rob Ernsting {K:8899} 5/14/2005

I tend to agree, accept the roundigs rather than degrading. With my wide angle lens, no way a fish eye, it is acceptable to adjust the distortion. I am pleased to see you use the widenagles and fisheye lenses. Myself I use always the widest angle and most of the time I wished it was wider yet.

Ellen Smith {K:14418} 5/14/2005

Right off I notice the color is stronger, very good. I might not have noticed the trees being bent if you hadn't said something. Well done.

Robert Lloyd {K:9943} 5/13/2005

great capture lovely colors and detail

Jose Ignacio (Nacho) Garcia Barcia {K:96391} 5/13/2005

wonderful.

Chris Spracklen {K:32552} 5/13/2005

I like this one a lot, Roger!
Brilliant colours and the curved tree trunks are very eye-catching!
Best regards, Chris

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