Used a wide angle/macro screw on lens combination to see downtown Cincinnati from a slightly different perspective. This may be the same way many future customers will see the graduates of this academic institution.
I think you're right there Lorri, though the blurred edges do create a need to focus more on what's straight in front of you. I wonder if you get to drink the drinks you learn to mix.
Well, if Gisele said is true I'm not volunteering as a patron at this school. I too like the passing pedestrian. Looks like he was made for this photo.
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a very interesting way of having blur and sharpness, gives some irrealty to the picture, I like the processing and the picture.
I think you're right there Lorri, though the blurred edges do create a need to focus more on what's straight in front of you. I wonder if you get to drink the drinks you learn to mix.
I an even rarer than the Echidna you commented on, An Australian Ex Service man who never drinks, I have no need of those skills, nice shot!
I like the lens effect.
Jackscrap - bartender schools use colored water in training. Even the soda is fake.
Wonderful .... and good for you to wait for the pedestrian to enter the frame.
Very funny - love the interesting DOF you get with this lens combo.
Very funny commentary on this one... ;-)
Well, if Gisele said is true I'm not volunteering as a patron at this school. I too like the passing pedestrian. Looks like he was made for this photo.
Your funky focus ads an edgy feeling, as if one were already reeling from the alunmi's art.
I love this unique view of the school...the combined blur and that sweet spot really draws attention!
This is just amazing. I love the look. Is this two lenses joined together with some sort of mounting attachment?
Great look, I love the guy walking by too.
That's kind of lame to not use real ingredients in bartending school. How do they know if they have mixed up a good one?
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