Summer Sunday morning

Fisheye follies

For this week's Sunday stroll (and one picture on the way home) I limited myself to the Rokinon 8mm f3.5 fisheye lens. None of these has been distortion-corrected at all, which does demonstrate the controllability of this lens even without software fixes. Plus, it's fun. And I am grateful I dd not encounter an actual news event.

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Summer Sunday morning

Few people around. Deep blue sky and a hot sun.

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So *that's* where they get it

Diner food requires gas from an external source.

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You figure it out

Some of it is store window, some is store door. Some is reflection. The picture is single-shot, straight out of camera jpeg. No tricks.

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Pha

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You know why?

It's blocked by those buildings!

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Two-hour parking

Public progress. A grizzled old sycamore used to stand where this fine expenditure of public money is being built. Here's a detail of that ancient tree, now gone: www.ipernity.com/doc/depscribe/15651813

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Preaching to the . . . uh, nobody

Okay, that's not fair. There wasn't a service actually underway. But the pulpit is occupied, anyway.

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It's no prettier undistorted

Though this woebegone intersection does have its miswestern charm.

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Before Mass

St. Paul Roman Catholic Church, by fisheye from the choir loft.
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