A lens ball is a clear, normally glass sphere which combines the image properties of a fish eye lens and an inversion. This was taken on the Welsh coast at Aberdaron.
A lens ball is a clear, normally glass sphere. Not optically perfect, but enough to produce an array of photographic opportunities.
A lens ball is a clear, normally glass sphere which combines the image properties of a fish eye lens and an inversion. This was taken on the Welsh coast at Aberdaron.
A lens ball is a clear, normally glass sphere which combines the image properties of a fish eye lens and an inversion. This was taken on the Welsh coast at Aberdaron.
Near Treaddur you will find these standing stones. The lensball adds a dose of the unusual to these stones which are believed to go back over somewhere around 2,000 BC.
Near Treaddur you will find the standing stones of Penrhos Feilw. I've concentrated on one here - with the sunlight directly behind it creating a natural light halo. The other stone is clearly visible in the lens ball.
Near Treaddur you will find these standing stones. The lensball adds a dose of the unusual to these stones which are believed to go back over somewhere around 2,000 BC.
An image created using my 100mm glass lens ball simply resting on a leaf strewn path in the autumn. Also available in landscape orientation.
Lichfield cathedral, just one of 3 in the UK to feature 3 spires seen here through a 100mm glass lens ball.
A glass lens ball placed upon a guide to the mountains at the Commando memorial, Scotland with Glas Bheinn directly behind. The lens ball wildly distorts everything in its path giving some interesting effects.
Lichfield cathedral, just one of 3 in the UK to feature 3 spires seen here through a 100mm glass lens ball.
