and a backlog of work to process 
Here are three different takes on the Anzac Bridge from the August AW 2x2 meet. To see any larger, just click the image. The first and last were taken with the 10.5 DX fisheye len.
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and a backlog of work to process Here are three different takes on the Anzac Bridge from the August AW 2x2 meet. To see any larger, just click the image. The first and last were taken with the 10.5 DX fisheye len. Peter
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These have the usual Stubbsy look but I prefer the last for it's composition. I think the BW conversion has isolated the curves making it stronger...
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I agree with Suren. The graphic appearance is much more interesting plus the curves lead the eye(s) to the bridge.
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[quote="sirhc55" the curves lead the eye(s) to the bridge.[/quote]
 Possibly exaggerated by the use of the FE. Very nice. g.
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Peter
The last image intrigues me...it would look brilliant printed very large. The composition is beautifully executed and though I normally eschew fish-eye lens distortion in this case it works in a sophisticated way. A fine image! Regards
Matt. K
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almost like one of those illusion images with the footpath leading away in a distorted way, clever use of lines and curves Peter.  gerry's photography journey
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Great shots there Peter, the 3rd really does it for me. Simply amazing how the fish has made those leading lines so much stronger.
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