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Samyang fisheye.

Review here.

Taken at the local nature reserve with the Samyang 8mm fisheye. processed with an HDR effect.




Evening rays by SFB579, on Flickr

Hi Alex and welcome to the forums.

That is one beautiful lady, she must have attracted quite a crowd of togs!! just love the second shot, I think you have done her justice.

Beautiful set. Love the colours in the rock on the first and the water is just the right amount of blur. The second one is great for the dark moody mountains, very nice. The third is my least favorite of the set, the fourth is nice the use of depth of field is very good and the composition lovely. The reflections and the distortion of them in the last is lovely and the black and white suits the shot very nicely. Great work.

Loved my 55-300mm until I broke it.

The black rings around the trunks are grease marks left last century to save the trees from an insect infestation.

The beautiful Lime trees at Clumber Park are in stunning colours now if anyone wants a visit. Here's a couple.



Lime tree avenue by SFB579, on Flickr



Lime trees by SFB579, on Flickr

Well Charlotte I have just had a look at your Flickr stream and you have some beautiufl macro images. I see the majority of your shot;s are macro and insect related, Maybe this is where the problem is. Choose another genre, portraits of family and friends ect. Friends animals and pets. You also have a couple of very nice landscape shot's, have left a comment and added you as a friend. Have a stroll around your town/city and have a go agt architecture. Now the dark nights are here, it opens up some opportunities for low light work, traffic trails ect. Bonfire night is upon us and it's the ideal time for firework shots. Tripod and cable release are needed, but it is really easy. Our bonfire usually has a fairground near it and you can get some lovely abstract shots from there.

One of the rides from a few years ago.




fairground ride by SFB579, on Flickr