Further adventures in fisheye

A lomography fisheye is a marvellous bit of kit. It's got a 170 degree super wide angle lens. I'd loaded it with an out of date roll of German film called Paradises 200, stuck a ringflash on the front with 4 different coloured gels over the flash heads. Mashed up colours and shapes. It makes an 'ordinary' object, like a fretless bass (pictured above) look extra ordinary.

Overt the past couple of weeks, it's accompanied me to a wedding celebration, a 40th birthday and a radio studio.

I got it back from the developers today (Max Spilemann - thanks guys! I'm fully aware of how much of a monkey these are to process) and I'm very happy with the results.

CloudbassSee this and more of my photos on Flickr ›Fretless bassSee this and more of my photos on Flickr ›Stu Stu Stu Studio linesSee this and more of my photos on Flickr ›MimmySee this and more of my photos on Flickr ›RingflashSee this and more of my photos on Flickr ›Case of funSee this and more of my photos on Flickr ›My lovely wife, and ISee this and more of my photos on Flickr ›Me and co hostSee this and more of my photos on Flickr ›NewlywedsSee this and more of my photos on Flickr ›Me and E and RBSee this and more of my photos on Flickr ›JH and ADSee this and more of my photos on Flickr ›StuffSee this and more of my photos on Flickr ›DangerSee this and more of my photos on Flickr ›LadsSee this and more of my photos on Flickr ›Old chumsSee this and more of my photos on Flickr ›A man with a nice guitarSee this and more of my photos on Flickr ›Youngest and EldestSee this and more of my photos on Flickr ›Making a rollySee this and more of my photos on Flickr ›SoundproofingSee this and more of my photos on Flickr ›Twiddly KnobsSee this and more of my photos on Flickr ›BOXING DAYSee this and more of my photos on Flickr ›RandomsSee this and more of my photos on Flickr ›Maria & EireneSee this and more of my photos on Flickr ›Duck n DrakeSee this and more of my photos on Flickr ›