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January 20, 2010

Aerial Photography with a Fisheye Lens

By Deborah Sandidge

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photo copyright by Deborah Sandidge

My favorite place on a airplane for aerial photography is the window seat. I like to see the ever-changing sights, landscapes, cityscapes, and the most beautiful skyscapes. I feel a little trapped at times, but it's always worth the view.

This photo was photographed using an 8mm circular fisheye lens, which captured the surrounding window and gives the image a sense of place. The image was optimized in Photoshop using Lucis Pro.

Note: Deborah Sandidge teaches at BetterPhoto.com digital photography school online photo course: Photoshop - Enhancing Digital Images and Creating Works of Art

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