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Fishy Plants
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| Photo Information |
Copyright: David Plummer (DiaAzul)
(80) |
| Genre: Places |
| Medium: Color |
| Date Taken: 1981 |
| Categories: Nature |
| Photo Version: Original Version, Workshop |
| Date Submitted: 2004-07-25 20:04 |
| Viewed: 742 |
| Points: 7 |
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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
Is this a super expensive fisheye lens?
As a teenager my funds available for photography were rather limited (non existent really). I had a Praktica ML3 with 50mm lens, a cheap flash and...well a couple of rolls of films. However, what I lacked in money I made up for with ingenuity. For a massive 25 pence (GBP0.25) I purchased a door security peep hole and mounted it onto a piece of cardboard which was then strapped to the front of the 50mm lens.
Eh, voila, the worlds cheapest fisheye lens - perhaps not the best quality, but doubled the number of lenses in my possession :-) |
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Lol nice fisheye lens, you have great talent and well work about your photo, maybe u can use some photoshop to make it a little bit better. Nice work and wellcome to TrekLens.
PD: i make a workshop for you, i hope u like it.
Very creative idea David. Even if I had the money to buy a fish eye lens or already had one I think I'd have to try this out.
- Neige
(0) - [2004-07-26 1:08]
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LOL - i like the idea. It's easy to carry too. Bravo!
Welcome to Treklens, David. You certainly do find creative ways to achieve this shot. Although a bit unsharp, I commend you on your efforts and inginuity. Well done.
- zto
(262) - [2004-07-31 4:30]
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hehe great note David. Right, the quality may not be the best but it's working ;) Just to come up with the idea is good really. Thasnk for sharing.