la nuit spinwheel

another pic from the Houston Rodeo fair grounds,....I altered the

white balance in the camera to get some different color

combinations,...enjoy !

Great color - great perspective - great shot!

Beautiful!

The color is great! I prefer the composition on this one to the other one you have posted. I like the placement of the bars in this one, the bars that are not moving. Not as centered. (I don't know what to call them...)

I love vivid colors and you sure captured that in this photo, plus great composition. Nice work.

Outstanding, your fisheye view of the fairground works very well indeed, the curve of the platform and the way it all fits together is superb!

Very good also this image!! Fantastic colour and light!!!

I like this one, too. Very colorful.

Here,the fisheye makes the difference: very good colors and great angle.

I like this one better due to its composition.

really nice.

Nice color and contrast!

Hello. Four and fish - i feel disadvantaged. Circle of light, i like it. Regards

i have this setup. very beautiful shot. is it just me or is this lens sharper and more beautiful than any other nikkor lens ever?

the photographer makes the difference here...4eyes is on top of their game right now...

Another great shot from you iiii. You don't hear much from me because you get plenty of accolades already so I spend my efforts on others who are underappreciated but please know that I always look at your work and enjoy it very much. P.S. I also wish I had this lens! Max

Well done, oh masters of lens!

Awsome work. Beautiful Photograph.

Another impressive picture, before reading it I knew that was your trademark fisheye and upward shot...

 

Which speed did you shot it at? I guess pretty short, given the small motion track of the blue wheel structures. Hence, here the question: WHY?

Why did you choose not to freeze them completely, or blur them more? Which was the rationale behind it?

 

P.S. I'm impressed by the light in one of the "street lamps", the one close to the middle of the picture. I seem to understand that one sees light from the back, rather than from the lamp, but I'm not sure... clarification welcome!

I I I I 's ......... very nice

 

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Your fisheye images are most likely the best samples i have seen from that lens.

Hmmmm - pondering - foureyes .....

I want a ride on this one! Regards, Mister Ken

wow.... what a great perspective you got here... and using the fisheye was also a great choice... very cool... very inspiring.