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Published: 2008-06-03 14:57:01 +0000 UTC; Views: 4444; Favourites: 51; Downloads: 0
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Arboretum WageningenPraktica Super TL2
Soligor 0.15x fisheye lens
Ilford HP5 plus black & white film with marker colouration
Coordinates: 51Β°58'5.58"N 5Β°40'40.88"O
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Deze stijl wil ik graag op mijn cd hoes /site laten terugkomen, echt heel erg mooi!
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Bedankt 
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Interesting, i like how the lens makes it round
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beautiful! pretty original never actually seen anything like this before
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Nice shot, I like the distortion. It gives a special touch.
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Natuurlijk! Ik heb het toch hier staan, met mijn naam erop?
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Heel bijzonder, het deed mij meteen denken aan een schilderij. De kleuren creΓ«ren een mysterieuze sfeer hier, heel erg mooi !
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this is beautiful! I've never seen anything like it!
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Beautiful stuff. How do you do a shot like that? I'm interested in getting a Lomo camera with a fisheye lens for doing 'alternative' photography - would that get a similar effect to this?
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Thanks.
Yeah, probably. This was done with a Soligor 0.15x fisheye lens, which is a spherical lens. It's screwed on top of a normal lens. You don't need a LOMO though, not specifically anyway. The effect is done by the lens and not the camera, although the format might play into it if you want the result to be a full round image.
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Excellent
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This was taken with a circular fish-eye lens, which creates a 'spherical' 180 degree image on the film.
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Makes me want to go buy a fisheye lense
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Thanks 
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wow thats amazing! 
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wow. I really love those fishe eye lens photos. I'd like to do them myself but I cannot afford one.
well the colours here are awesome. that violet and sepia tones! but what are those stripes on the sky? I mean it doesn't look like it fits into there so is that dirt on the lens? it disturbs everything a little.
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That's the marker colouration
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oh my...
never thought about colouring a photo that way. great idea!
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This is absolutely brilliant, I love how you've coloured this, it really adds to the surrealness (not sure if that's a word).
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Waanzinnig shot!
Prachtig gezicht, met al die kleur effecten.
Moet is tussen mijn 
GReat jOB!
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Wow very interesting... got my attention hehe
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This is a nice shot. Very eerie. the marker coloration gives it a feeling as though this is a place where something very bad happened. good stuff.
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Love it! (lovely place too!) and the blue.. paint? watercolour? gouache? somehow makes this from average to great!
hmm, it makes me feel like it could be a fortune tellers ball... somehow it holds a pretty nice future or vision or well whatever it is they want to show you
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Now THIS is nice. Remember what we talked about? This picture has all the things the other one didn't have; composition, contrast, a centre focus... and it's even artistically well done. Thumbs up
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It works because the rest of the photo is grainy as well. I didn't even notice it was added later; I assumed it was done by trickery with the camera, knowing that you don't like post-effects.
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I like this one, it's very eye catching, like I keep watching it, seems a nice place to spend an hour or two.. And now that you translated me the title, it fits so well
Keep it up!
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