About two years ago, I decided to add a fisheye lens to my camera bag. I wasn’t sure how much use it would get but it was light and easy to carry and I figured I’d pull it out every now and again to get a different perspective. For this shot of a leatherback hatchling racing for survival, the lens exaggerated the curvature of the horizon creating a sense of the great big world (or perhaps small world) that the turtle was heading into. Nikon D80 with Sigma 15mm fisheye lens, ISO 1600, f/2.8 at 1/400th of a second
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About two years ago, I decided to add a fisheye lens to my camera bag. I wasn’t sure how much use it would get but it was light and easy to carry and I figured I’d pull it out every now and again to get a different perspective. For this shot of a leatherback hatchling racing for survival, the lens exaggerated the curvature of the horizon creating a sense of the great big world (or perhaps small world) that the turtle was heading into.
Remarkable perspective, Sean!
—– Eye of fish could be
—– Recorder of apogee
—– And space liquidly .
The round earth is exactly what came to my mind when I viewed this large. Very nice!
what happen, no pic. only your story showed ujp. thanks me