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Very cool comp here Jas
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Usually not a big fan of fisheye shots, but I really like this composition and your B&W conversion - nicely done!
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I'll agree with the great composition on it.
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this is completely cool! I love the composition- totally works with the lens.
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Nice shot! Great IQ, and I like the framing with the cables. There does appear to be a minor tilt to the left which you might want to correct, even with the fisheye it is noticeable.
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Every single time I see the abbreviation IQ (image quality) I forget what it means due to my low IQ. LOL.
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I don't see the tilt thoughton is talking about. Very cool image again!
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