10 funky fisheyes
Recently, we posted an article on the use of a fisheye as an everyday lens. While writing that article, I came across some amazing photos that are perfect examples of how a fisheye lens can make your images stand out far above the rest. If you’re thinking about buying one, or perhaps borrowing a friend’s, then take a peek at these photos for some fisheye inspiration.
1 – The Gas Company Tower
2 – The Shelby Street Bridge
3 – Office: Want Otso’s job?
4 – Dan Deacon @ Coachelle 2008
5 – Under the birches
6 – La Fontaine des Mers – Instax Windows
7 – Washing Time!
8 – HDR IR A look up
9 – Going down
10 – Natural History Museum
All photos used in this article are used as ‘fair dealing‘. If you have strong reservations against your photos appearing on Small Aperture, please contact us, and we’ll get them taken down. Please support the artists creating these photos by clicking on the photos to take a closer look at their work!
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Comments
Thanks for including my picture! Theres some great pictures here
Thanks for including my photo! Nice to be amongst all other nice photos!
Hay thanks :) Great collection, i love all pics here
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