Note: Please, first know the main purpose of this blog is to show how the the World looks from a fisheye lens. Purely entertaining.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

1. How is fisheye photography done? Do you need a special lens? 

Yes, you do. To make fisheye photography you need a fisheye lens, which is a wide-angle lens that takes in a broad, panoramic and hemispherical photograph.

2. How many types of fisheye lens are there?

There are two:

• Full frame lens, which covers the entire 35mm film frame, and is the most common fisheye lens used by photographers.
• Circle frame lens, which takes in a 180° hemisphere and projects this as a circle within the film frame. 

3. Are these photographs taken by you?

No, these photographs aren’t my property.  I post and reblog different photographs from different people. By clicking the picture, you’ll be directed to their [the person who took the photo] Flickr account.

4. Can I submit my fisheye shots?

Yes, you can. Try to submit your own photos; if they aren’t yours, please let me know you have either the permission of the owner or the Flickr account. I can’t promise you to post your submissions, because sometimes it’s not what the blog is looking for, but if I do submit it, you’ll be credited.

5. What kind of fisheye photographs do you prefer?

I prefer color-horizontal-high quality photographs. I don’t post/reblog either vertical, black & white or low quality.

6. Do you/can you follow back?

I can’t follow  back from this blog because it is a tumblelog. My main or “personal” blog is  CHERRYBOMB.