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Some Sydney CBD architecture with the very very wide Sigma 15mm f/2.8 fisheye lens.

Any thoughts on PP, composition, etc?

Just before I got "warned" that I wasn't allowed to photograph this building without prior permission

Square!


and of course it's almost mandatory to try the fisheye out in Angel Place and I was really happy with how this image turned out in monochrome

Cages in the Sky


Lastly The Strand Arcade where I'd been meaning to take some wide or fisheye images for a while. Fortunately they'd also installed this interesting lone tree wrapped in knitted wool of various colours (as part of a campaign for wool)

The Stranded Tree

Remorhaz wrote:Just before I got "warned" that I wasn't allowed to photograph this building without prior permission

Oh well you got an image, hate it when that happens.

Overall I am not a huge fan of the "overcooked" HDR look

Remorhaz wrote:Just before I got "warned" that I wasn't allowed to photograph this building without prior permission

Photograph "this building" ?

Or from inside the building?

The latter is certainly plausible and reasonable (their building, you're inside it, on their property). But for them to say you cannot photograph the building ... I laugh at their stupidity, and ignorance of the law. From outside the building, if you're on public property, they can go and do their raindance for all I care, and you are free to make photos of anything that you wish to.

Remorhaz wrote: I was really happy with how this image turned out in monochrome

geez Rodney I would be stoked mate. Thats one very intriguing photo.
Some of your best work right there, especially the lighting.