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My Cataracts Are All Dark! (Dial-up warning)
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these are dimensional bud
the place actually looks interesting reminds me of planet damIRovia, the trees, the glistening sparkles off the water the smell of fresh sulfur and of course the many alien tourists that frolic under damIRovia's three red suns just don't like those bloated head organisms that make their appearance on cue whenever a fish eye lens is present
#2 and #7 are my picks here Leigh.
A few others a like but there are a few that don't offer much interest for me. #2 Offers a great perspective and the IR seems to make this one shine #7 Love the contrast between the fence and the background.. sweet!
Nice
I like the two looking along the wall. Especially the last one.
Leigh
I think these and your other recent shots of this ilk proved you've mastered this effect. Now put the IR filter away and master something else or it has the risk that it may get extremely boring. In return I'll put my 10.5 fish eye away for a rest.  Peter
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Nice shots Leigh, 2nd shot is my pick
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