Canon EOS 20D
0 mm
f 0 && 1/800 sec
ISO 100
Flash: Not Fired

Posted 4 years ago

And once again my pal Martin (What The Heck Journal 2006, click here to visit his blog)

Stupid day, when we struck gold regarding to a new location, my batteries went flat-line! Actually because of the fact that I cannot find the recharger in the my moving mess. The AA-bay does not seem to function properly, so - Houston, we got a problem. Check out Martins blog for the new location.

This photo is shot with Martins homemade Frankenstein lens.

sathish

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p a s c i . i t

love these cross-processed looking colors! very nice!

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Ian

Sweet shot! Love the colour too it and I always enjoy seeing shots of other photographers doing what they do best.

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noushin

Great shot of him, I love the colors as well as the DOF in this shot.

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Jason Ertel

Love the surreal look here and the colors are a wonderful green!

Regards,
Jason

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Kris

Homemade lens? Wow! I'd like to know more about this... :-)

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Jessyel Ty Gonzalez

Wow... such great results with this lens. Wild! I really like the look and color of this. Well done.

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Kenny

Thanks a lot...

Tom> I believe that the focus technique is a curved path with the lens, starting from right to left through the photo.

Philippe> You can buy a lens baby... I think I will do that myself very soon - http://www.lensbabies.com/

Ian> Yes, I used Martins homemade lens as I wrote at the top description.

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Ian Tomkins

Hey There homie.

Are U using swing shift lenses in this shot, to get the swifted focus??

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Gary

very surreal with the shifting focua

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Ashish Sidapara

Superb!

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Philippe

Where in the world can I get myself such a lens?
The double focusing is surreal.

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Joanna

Very interesting atmoshpere in this shot.

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Otto K

Terrific shot. The focusing and colors are great.

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Justin Gaynor

Whatever lens you're using the focus is fantastic, and the colors in the sky are great.

Sorry to hear about your camera troubles...maybe you should get a Nik....oh, nevermind :-p

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Tom from (Lucerne Times)

Very nice. It is good to see Martin here!
How do you use the double focusing technique?

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What The Heck Journal

Hey Champ!
This one turned out very nice! The double focusing works great and adds a surreal depth to the shot.
Thanks for the advertising:) Will post a shot from the location shortly.
- Martin

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