pawelzurek

wowsers! that's really nice catch, i mean capture, tho the human figure a bit too "hdr-ed" for my liking (or for my monitor), but it's up to everyone's taste, isn't it? BTW u seem to move pretty all around the globe! Good for u, but also for the the audience in this case! Impressive portfolio anyways.

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Thanks Raymond and Su! Btw. I never know how to classify such kind of photos - architecture or street..? I rather think of street photo as kinda social thing, meaning there are ppl present...am I right?

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seems like fish-eye seriously dominates my stream...

Thank you Jerry! Glad you like it.

@Jerry

It is indeed a walnut. Why the kitten is not looking straight at it? I'm not sure, maybe bcoz the action was very fast...

Perfection! For me they are always too fast...

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another wedding outdoor with affordable fisheye lens - thanx for viewing,

comments and critique!

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Good eye Laurent! I didn't notice this blue patch while editing, but now it's so obvious (and distracting it really is!) That's the good thing to share and get feedback!

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~fisheye shot from Lublin Open Air Village Museum, thank you for viewing~

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Masterful!

love this symmetry combined with the wild perspective, fish-eye at its best!

I like it - good abstract.

to sum up my impression : the picture has a creepy feel to it. It doesn't mean that I don't like it - well enough that it catches one's attention.

superb colors, detail and well captured interaction between the two!

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