Moorefields

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Great use of the lens.

Impressive use of lines. The basic principle of photography, i.e., to draw the eye into the picture is followed very well here. The composition is interesting...did you use a wide angled lens here?

I agree with the previous comments....this is a very eye-catching shot. I really like the unusual angle, low to the floor, which gives an unusual perspective. Wide, wide angle....wonder how close you were to the train?! Like the composition with the photo effectively split into two halves top and bottom. In a word: excellent!

vERY NICE WORK OF aRT. 7/7

Incredible. I've seen a lot of train in motion in the tube shots but this is so far beyond the norm. Just perfect.

Great photo Todd, did you use a fisheye? Once in while a really original composition comes out of p.net, and this is one of them!

Thanks everyone. I used a 15mm fisheye ona Canon 5D (no crop factor). I didn't have a tripod so I just put the camera on the ground.

 

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Todd

Fabulous dynamic photo, I need a fish eye!

Great use of extreme wide angle giving the image an amazing dynamics

This image certainly is a great example of how to use a fish eye for photographing architectural subjects; a specialty in which many fail but you succeeded. Congratulations on a magnificent picture!