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Cathedral Cave as seen by the fish

amcinroy · 2008-09-15 08:01:37

I tried out my new fisheye lens in Cathedral Cave at White Rocks yesterday. These were taken at 10mm which is giving an angle of view of 180 degrees. This is quite a bit wider than a rectilinear 10mm (e.g Sigma 10-20mm).

15-09-2008 8:01am

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amcinroy

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I tried out my new fisheye lens in Cathedral Cave at White Rocks yesterday.

These were taken at 10mm which is giving an angle of view of 180 degrees. This is quite a bit wider than a rectilinear 10mm (e.g Sigma 10-20mm).

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#2 15-09-2008 8:11am

l pearse

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Very nice amcinroy.
#2 is moon like & my fav. Where is White Rocks exctly

Linda:)

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#3 15-09-2008 8:15am

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Thanks Linda,

White Rocks are on the north Antrim coast just east of Portrush, after the White Rocks strand.

Access to these caves is tricky though. There's a steep ramp to climb down and you really needs a low spring tide to do it safely (a neap is no good).

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#4 15-09-2008 9:25am

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Love no. 1 as it gives you the idea of scale.

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#5 15-09-2008 9:32am

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Love number 1 also

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#6 15-09-2008 9:55am

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No. 1 for the scale, No. 2 for the aesthetics, No.3 would work probably as a MASSIVE print - hard to see the tiny figure otherwise.

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