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ChrisRollason — Autumn
Published: 2007-05-30 11:44:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 177; Favourites: 3; Downloads: 0
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This image was created by holding a wide angle conversion lens in front of the cameras lens.robert-kim-karen has made an edited version of this image. The white glare has been removed. The image can be found here
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Cool trick. The body of the wide angle lens adds a good frame work for the photo, and you get the the full benefit of the wide angle effect, plus some exageration. looks great.
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Thanks for the feedback 
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I think the reflection and such is what frames it in so nicely. Adds a touch of novelty to the overall image. I did a version just now though making the surrounding areas black if you want to see it.
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I suppose it all comes down to personal taste really
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Hey. I finally got to posting the edit on this. [link]
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I had completely forgotten about this
P.S. The link in your one to mine doesn't seem to be working.
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Glad you like this one.
I'll fix the link.
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Yeah, you did a great job on it. Will have to let me know your secret sometime
Thanks very much.
P.S. I have updated the info in the description for this image.
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I'll tell you.
Looks like you came up with a solution though, on "Lily" you managed the same result. I noticed it as I was going through lookng for "Autumn".
Basically, if you have a program that does layering, just add a layer, paint it black, cut a hole in it, duplicate the layer 2x more times, then give each layer a different level of gausian blur, like 20, 50, 100. Flatten them down, and that's it.
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On the Lily shot it was just luck that i didn't get the reflection that time. I didn't actually do any editing on it.
Ahh ok, I will need to see if I can do that or not. Sounds easy enough. Thanks for the help
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