- Location
- The Netherlands
- Name
- Marlof
Took this picture earlier today with my new (slightly used, actually, but new to me) ultra wide angle lens, a Rokinon 7.5mm fisheye which, to my delight, can be modified with special Lightroom custom lens profiles to produce different variations on the traditional fisheye FOV. This one uses a 'stereographic' mapping effect...but in simple English, it's rather fun.
The subject is my home, an old farmhouse that is 111 years old; as you can see, the trees here are turning from green to yellow.
Home by La Chachalaca Fotografía, on Flickr
Took this picture earlier today with my new (slightly used, actually, but new to me) ultra wide angle lens, a Rokinon 7.5mm fisheye which, to my delight, can be modified with special Lightroom custom lens profiles to produce different variations on the traditional fisheye FOV. This one uses a 'stereographic' mapping effect...but in simple English, it's rather fun.
The subject is my home, an old farmhouse that is 111 years old; as you can see, the trees here are turning from green to yellow.
Home by La Chachalaca Fotografía, on Flickr
Is that a walnut in the front yard? What a lovely house! 401 N. Poplar, the house I lived in for 30 years, was built in the 20's I think, so it wasn't quite so old as this, but it looked a lot like it - especially that porch! We had walnuts all around it, even over our bedroom roof. When they fell in the Fall, it was a little like living in a war zone! You know you're getting old and sentimental when seeing someone else's house that reminds you of one you've moved on from brings tears to your eyes. Beautiful photo!
Yes, TheRubySusan, it IS a walnut - but the particular variety is a black walnut, which are incredibly hard to crack, alas, and they do fall abundantly in the fall.