Dragan M. Babovic 3 years ago

Excellent and imaginative work.

S J Carter 4 years ago

WOW... Amazing clarity.

Carlos 5 years ago

Great shot!

Olivier 5 years ago

Really excellent ! great shot !

elaine vallet 5 years ago

definitely a good buy! brilliant effect!

Marcello Della Corte 5 years ago

It seems that you made a good buy. ;) Good shot!

Johan Jenefeldt 5 years ago

If this photo had been shot with a "normal lens" it wouldn't have passed the screening. BUT NOW, thanks to the fish-eye it feels like you watching the world from a distance. The bend of the horison is awsome! The antenna or whatever it is in the bottom and the thing in the right-down-corner bugs me a little. Otherwise, Supernice!

/Johan

Fredrik Olsson 5 years ago

great shot roger! it's almost like being there;)

Roger Madsen 5 years ago

Thanks for all your kind comments! The lens I used is a Tokina 10-17 f/3,5 - 4,5 DX Fisheye at 10mm.

I Bought it at B&H in NY during my weekend trip to NY last weekend. Most of you probably know about the place, heaven for a photographer. Went straight to Empire State building afterwards, queued for one hour to get to the top of the building and shot this picture :-)

If you want to see more photos I took with the lens and some other more normal NY photos you can go to www.rogermadsen.com/nyc

Leander Jørgensen 5 years ago

so huge:) It is great! no it is perfect! this is really good use of a fish-eye, such a fantastic view:O

David 5 years ago

Realy cool shot! and yes, what lens did you use?

Ralf Stelander 5 years ago

Yes really spectacular, looks like the bending of the planet (but it would be very small if it was =) It would have been a nice shot with any lens but this effect certainly adds a whole lot to the message and visual impact! I'm curious, what lens did you use?

Ulf Börjesson 5 years ago

Why not? This is perhaps the perfect moment to use a fish-eye! Good work, Roger!
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