08-15-2022, 02:13 PM
Hi Lorell.
I must confess that I've never learned to appreciate fish-eye images. I usually find the distortion artificial and gimmicky. But that doesn't keep me from admiring the many strong points of your photo: the curves strongly define the image, and they also serve as great leading lines. The vertical buildings add energy. The sun flare is a bonus goodie.
Another very good capture of the old mill store, damar. What a great place to visit and take photos!
Hi Rich. I'm glad you got some cooler weather. Nice photos that appear to bring back nice memories.
As promised, here's a recent photo. taken over this past weekend. This sunflower from our front yard is marketed as Italian White, and I really like the creamy light yellow color of the petals.
I must confess that I've never learned to appreciate fish-eye images. I usually find the distortion artificial and gimmicky. But that doesn't keep me from admiring the many strong points of your photo: the curves strongly define the image, and they also serve as great leading lines. The vertical buildings add energy. The sun flare is a bonus goodie.
Another very good capture of the old mill store, damar. What a great place to visit and take photos!
Hi Rich. I'm glad you got some cooler weather. Nice photos that appear to bring back nice memories.
As promised, here's a recent photo. taken over this past weekend. This sunflower from our front yard is marketed as Italian White, and I really like the creamy light yellow color of the petals.
Don't blame me - I didn't vote for him!
Nikon D7500 with Nikkor 18-300 mm; PSE2021, PSCS5
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