Fisheye Lens Photos
A while back I picked up a Sunex fisheye lens on shopgoodwill dot com. Sunex is one of the largest makers of wide-angle lenses used in automotive rear-view cameras, including the very expensive ones that come in some of Germany's finest automobiles. Sunex also provides wide-angle lenses for security and medical applications. It’s a really expensive brand but it was a good deal so I figured that even though it wouldn't be used often, it might come in handy occasionally. It offers 185 degree circular images.
There are some photographers who use dwarfing software to make full frame images out of the circular ones but I prefer the circular images of this lens. I feel if one wants full frames images, them buy a full frame fisheye instead of a circular version.
I have to admit that for a long time I wasn’t a really big fan of fisheye images, but since purchasing this lens, every once in a while a scene is presented that lends itself to the circular format so I’m glad I carry it in my camera bag.
Here are some of fisheye pics I’ve taken so far.
Here are some of fisheye pics I’ve taken so far.
Spring blooms, Coyote, New Mexico
Santa Rosa de Lima church ruins in Abiquiu, New Mexico (above and below)
Halloween pumpkin patch at local church, Espanola, New Mexico
Surreal looking, green suited boy on trampoline. Albuquerque, New Mexico
The National Museum of Nuclear Science & History in Albuquerque, New Mexico
Crosswalk painting in Espanola, New Mexico
A dead cherry tree in a Coyote, New Mexico, orchard
A portrait of one of my daughters at the National Museum of Nuclear Science & History in Albuquerque, New Mexico
Trees, Coyote, Northern New Mexico
Bull horns hood ornament, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Highway 96 near Youngsville, New Mexico
Sandia Mountains east of Albuquerque, New Mexico, seen from Tramway just east of I-25
Boys on trampoline, Albuquerque, NM
Boat launch ramp, Abiquiu Dam, Northern New Mexico, with Cerro Pdernal in rear
Chama River (Rio Chama) seen from Chama River overlook on highway 84 in the Abiquiu Valley, Northern New Mexico
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