[Sir Nameless]

@northcoastgreg Very nice!

[JensE]

Patrick's Point SP, with the F 17-28:

You have an amazing coastline at your doorsteps - and really know how to show it.

[WPRESTO]

Patrick's Point SP, with the F 17-28:

Pretty spot. We've not been back there since the year we married.

[iheiramo]

F17-28FE:

[northcoastgreg]

Pretty spot. We've not been back there since the year we married.

@northcoastgreg Very nice!

You have an amazing coastline at your doorsteps - and really know how to show it.

Thanks for the kind remarks. Patrick's Point is maybe the best place on the northern California coast for fisheye images, because of the strong rocky foreground combine with an absence of tall straight trees. It also helps to have a fisheye zoom, like the DA 10-17 for APS-C cameras or the F 17-28 for FF. Here's another Patrick's Point shot with the F 17-28:

[RGlasel]

F17-28FE:

A ski hill is a great location for a fisheye lens, nothing is flat and the challenge of skiing over varied terrain is to keep more downhill than uphill, even if your eyes are being fooled by the snow and lack of a horizontal horizon.

[womble]

Mill Green museum.

Pentax Q-S1, 03 Fish-eye lens.


Mill Green Museum par Kris Lockyear, on ipernity

[dbs]

[northcoastgreg]

Wedding Rock in Patrick's Point SP, with the F 17-28:

[dbs]

Remarkable Rocks .Kangaroo Island..South Australia

[edri]

Tofana di Dentro (KP+DA 10-17mm)

[WPRESTO]

Tofana di Dentro (KP+DA 10-17mm)

That is a great scenic image.

[Mikesul]

Tofana di Dentro (KP+DA 10-17mm)

This really is a striking image. What prompted you to alter the color of the rock?

[Pentikonian]

Remarkable Rocks .Kangaroo Island..South Australia

That is some cool erosion. Nicely captured!

[WPRESTO]

I found a bridge support that just like the one found by dbs, was high enough to see the Earth's curvature. BTW: Bottom a little right of center, in the river, is the top of one support for the old bridge.