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crazy1ady — A View from Blarney Castle
Published: 2006-12-15 16:23:02 +0000 UTC; Views: 1398; Favourites: 31; Downloads: 0
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Blarney Castle, Irelandoh yeah, should mention I shot this HANDHELD with my fisheye lens and IR filter
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Yah, I yabbered on for hours and hours and hours and hours and hours about nothing much in particular but it was fun to talk and I like talking and..................
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I want a fisheye!
Great shot, the fisheye gives the weirdest yet wonderful angle.
I love the name Blarney
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I like the name Blarney too
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WHOAH! Wow!.. Stunning! Because of the IR.. Geesh, the picture looks like ... Well I don't really know what to descripe it but it's _awesome_. Good job, absolutely awesome job.
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and there goes the winner..
impressing to shoot handheld at 1/13 and blind..
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lol, shame it's not in a competition. Thanks for the input.
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My two favourites in one shot too. I like my fisheye lens and I am so happy I found a way to make it work in IR
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wow 1/13. that's pretty good.
geez that's frickin WIDE!
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Handheld IR with a fisheye lens, it was worth the challenge I guess
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i hate fisheye lenses but youve taken a much more original shot with it, well done 
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I keep trying to come up with more original fisheye ideas, I guess the IR thing was one of the best
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lol yea true, but i know you can do great photography without tricks.
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woow..
nice shot!
I must start shooting IR too.
I have one Hoya IR R72, but I don't use them too much
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I took this with gelatine IR material, but I get similar results with my Hoya R72 too
Get our there and try it.
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