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lxrichbirdsf — Geometrical attraction
Published: 2007-04-02 04:54:32 +0000 UTC; Views: 2013; Favourites: 78; Downloads: 69
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Should be the same place where I shot Magnetic CoilI used my Sigma 8mm f/4 circular fish-eye lens, and de-fished using ACDSee as usual.
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The concept about this very simple, just like the photo itself. It was the pointy shape of the glass panel and the floor pattern and the surrounding buildings that caught my attention, as I knew they would be turn out interesting with the help of the lens distortion and its wideness. The geometry is obvious, and the attraction is seen as the buildings are pulled together.
It is also because that our eyes see something very similar to this lens, just that the lens has a circular distortion, where as our eyes see very wide with out any distortion, but do not try to 'look' for it too hard...it may cause disorientation...
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It's amazing how well the angles play off each other. I'm trying to imagine how it might look without the fisheye lens. Great shot!
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Makes me want to run out and buy a fisheye lens...
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Oh, now I want that lens... Thanks a lot...
Brilliant composition btw, I actually found this photograph comical because of its distorted view. Made my day.
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Thank you !
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not only are your photos excelently composed and professionaly executed, they're just so much fun to look at. you should consider making your photos prints, i bet alot of people would like these one of a kind works.
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no i understand, but theyre still amazing
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Can still see a bit...
You like maths a lot?
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I love math, getting a degree in it can be a lot of fun... I have studied all sorts of stuff, I tutor Elementary to University level math. I can teach a orangutan Algebra Inter. I can explain it many different ways, and I never grow tried of helping... B y training is in Applied and computational mathematics
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pretty office ladies.... hehehe....
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Nice pic ! It looks like it's not a Euclidean world !
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You should check out Differentail Geometery [link] [link] [link]
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1/ Stop stalking meh !
2/ Links not found.
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1 Bah, ....
2 [link] [link] [link]
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Whoa, so many formulas and no graphs. 
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Its all the same man if you know the equations and so on you can visualizer the family of solutionis....
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Hmm... Don't forget the last time I did maths was four years ago. And you know how it is easy to forget equations when you stop training, eh ?
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What, surely as a man you try to multiply? 
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That's a good thing. I don't know whether my memory is more visual or oral, though.
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I believe the term is auditory versus oral
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Sorry, I meant aural. I got mixed with the spelling .
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I don't know what that means...
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Well, that's just the hearing mechanism.
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Okay now I learned something new!
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