Sky Watch Friday #3
I am still learning how to use my new Sigma 15mm F2.8 Fish-Eye lens. This rainbow gives me a good idea of the possibilities. Although perhaps it isn’t really suitable for a 470 pixel-width blog format.
The sky has turned out greyer and much more bland than I had hoped.
With winter coming on I can hope for more rainbows, better rainbows.
So, for a little bit of dramatic interest, here is another of those tropical, desert sunsets across Lake Dora.
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The rainbow looks cool. What exactly does a fish eye lens do?
It gives an extremely wide field of vision - so wide that anything away from the horizontal centre is distorted - It also gives a chance to do some extreme close-ups.
Pretty pictures, excellent. Congratulations
great rainbow
The rainbows are magnificent as they stretch out across the buildings… outstanding photo! The sunset casts a beautiful warm glow… very nice.
Beautiful - both of them.
No. 1 is a fantastic scene and capture!
Great Sky Watch!
These are stupendous!
The curve of the rainbow against the curve of the earth makes a fantastic image. That golden sun should not be soon forgotten. Beautiful!
I like both of these very much but especially the rainbow shot!
Very Nice! I cannot choose a favorite.
The rainbow is fantastic, and the colors in the second photo are amazing! I love them both.
Interesting distortion on your rainbow photo; very nice. I’m a sucker for sunsets; this is a beautiful picture.
Two stunning SWpictures… the rainbow will appeal to many as rainbows do… your second is a true beauty of natures artwork
Excellent fisheye rainbow shot.
splendid! fish eye lens one of my wishlist as well
really like the fisheye lens archie
A lake with the same name as me.
Great sunset shot.
This is my first time playing.
Fabulous photos. I love the almost double rainbow. We get them quite often in Hawaii.
Very beautiful images, excellent sky watch.
Two stunning shots!