Ruined II by Meowgli
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Hey people, well what a great day! I find out my exam is actually 3 days later than I thought, meaning more time to cram and, better than that... the lens I've been wanting for ages arrived (the Sigma 10-20), and it was a pretty perfect day for heading out and taking a few test snaps. I had great fun getting used to the wide perspective it offers and stopped by a couple of spots in town 'just to see what I could get in'.. =)
I'll admit for a second occasion that this shot was inspired by one I'd seen of Rich's (here), but the angle is only possible with such a wide lens set to 10 or 11mm... the original 'Ruined' was the best I could do at 18mm, and so I was keen to go reshoot it and get the pov I'd been waiting for.. here's the result. Well happy with the lens so far =)
The shot shows part of the ruins of the cathedral in St Andrews, Scotland. I haven't tried to correct the perspective, just removed a bit of barrell distortion. Enjoy, and have a good evening!
Adam
Comments (38)
MOSKETON
genial composición. felicidades.
vlaaitje
wow, what a great shot this is....love it
mermaid
wow congrats to your new toy...and what a stunning result...smile
kimariehere
just amazing -JAW on floor perfect pov colors and compo!!!
Superastro
It is a great little lens and you've done great stuff with it. Love the POV.
PD154
A beautiful image mate, I am glad you linked us to this from the challenge, as I had not seen this one, I like the POV, impressive stuff.
LovelyPoetess
Most excellent!!! : )
bmac62
This is first rate...makes me anxious to go out and get the only Olympus lens that would make this possible for me...a 7 to 14mm lens that costs almost three times as much as my camera. Sigh...I'll keep wishing for awhile. I, too, am glad you linked to this photo...outstanding.