Art Museum

303villain · 21st of May 2007 (Mon)

This is our new art museum, i only had a moment to take these so im not very fond of the composition, i just wanted to try out my newly acquired Photomatix! I didnt wanna go too overboard though. CC welcomed on the process!

notsotechie · 21st of May 2007 (Mon)

Nice comp and use of fisheye lens? looks great to me. keep up the good work.

Nathaniel McInnes · 22nd of May 2007 (Tue)

I really like it. Is is a read fishlens effect taken with a fish lens or is it a filter in something like photoshop?

Sorry my mistake. Looked at your sig. Anwsered my question.

Thanks,

303villain · 22nd of May 2007 (Tue)

Yep this was indeed done with the tokina fish. I was one of the first here to recieve the lens(i ordered it the second it was available) and its definitely one of my favorites.

Thanks!

marie · 22nd of May 2007 (Tue)

perfect lens for the beautiful new arty building. must be interesting looking inside
( now maybe get your pictures on its walls soon)

I love the opposite side of the street too
nice contrast between all the buildings on both sides

303villain · 22nd of May 2007 (Tue)

Ya, i wasnt too crazy about the comp. at first, but i definitely wanted some of the normal shaped buildings(even with the fisheye distortion) in the frame. I may go back and do another today. I honestly have not yet been inside. They added this crazy looking section on to the original museum, and i havent seen the inside of the new part. I wasn't much of a fan of the old section though but ive heard good things about this piece.

Thanks again everybody! For those of you who are looking to start doing this, do a search on Flickr for a user by the name of Stuck In Customs. On his page he has a linkt o his HDR tutorial and it has helped me tremendously!

21st of May 2007 (Mon)	#1
303villain Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: New York, Miami, & Denver Posts: 610	Art Museum This is our new art museum, i only had a moment to take these so im not very fond of the composition, i just wanted to try out my newly acquired Photomatix! I didnt wanna go too overboard though. CC welcomed on the process! __________________ www.danapennington.net

21st of May 2007 (Mon)	#2
notsotechie Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Calgary,Alberta,Canada Posts: 241	Re: Art Museum Nice comp and use of fisheye lens? looks great to me. keep up the good work.

22nd of May 2007 (Tue)	#3
Nathaniel McInnes Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: Cardiff, Wales Posts: 53	Re: Art Museum I really like it. Is is a read fishlens effect taken with a fish lens or is it a filter in something like photoshop? Sorry my mistake. Looked at your sig. Anwsered my question. Thanks, __________________ Need a reliable web host? http://chostwales.co.uk/ My Photo Gear - Canon EOS 400D, 30D. Canon 70 - 200mm Sigma 70 - 200mm. Dual 2.3Ghz Power Mac with 4gb ram and dual display set up. Film Equipment - 2 x Canon XM2's, 1 x Canon XL2. 3 Manfrotto pro 5 tripods. Final Cut Pro as editing.

22nd of May 2007 (Tue)	#4
303villain Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: New York, Miami, & Denver Posts: 610	Re: Art Museum Yep this was indeed done with the tokina fish. I was one of the first here to recieve the lens(i ordered it the second it was available) and its definitely one of my favorites. Thanks! __________________ www.danapennington.net

22nd of May 2007 (Tue)	#5
marie Cream of the Crop Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: republic of Ireland Posts: 20,864	Re: Art Museum perfect lens for the beautiful new arty building. must be interesting looking inside ( now maybe get your pictures on its walls soon) I love the opposite side of the street too nice contrast between all the buildings on both sides __________________ Regards,Marie. CanonG12, GIX( <gift from my son) : )dslr 40D.Canon lens 24-105Lmm10-22mm,17-40,17-85, 70-300,60mm

22nd of May 2007 (Tue)	#6
303villain Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: New York, Miami, & Denver Posts: 610	Re: Art Museum Ya, i wasnt too crazy about the comp. at first, but i definitely wanted some of the normal shaped buildings(even with the fisheye distortion) in the frame. I may go back and do another today. I honestly have not yet been inside. They added this crazy looking section on to the original museum, and i havent seen the inside of the new part. I wasn't much of a fan of the old section though but ive heard good things about this piece. Thanks again everybody! For those of you who are looking to start doing this, do a search on Flickr for a user by the name of Stuck In Customs. On his page he has a linkt o his HDR tutorial and it has helped me tremendously! __________________ www.danapennington.net

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