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By: Cherri Lanagan
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Photographer	Cherri Lanagan {Karma:258}
Project	#18 Beneath Your Feet	Camera Model	nikon8008s
Categories	Transportation	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	16mmfisheye
Uploaded	7/25/2003	Film / Memory Type	kodakgold400
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Malcolm Clay {K:409} 7/28/2003

Great title! Made me chuckle. I assume this was shot from an ultra-light or hang-glider. I suspect ultra-light due to the landing wheel in the center-lower frame.

The "curve" of the Earth is an amusing product of your lens used to very nice effect. Are the buildings of some significance to you, I wonder? Perhaps a workplace or university? Perhaps try one without man made objects in order to futher remove the visual scale.

The only thing I wish this photo included was to include more of the photographer/aviator! Don't have a clue what the structure of your craft is, but think you could catch the viewer's attention more by clamping your camera beside or behind you (with some sort of remote cable/motor drive I suppose).

Thanks for your post and a great application of the fisheye!

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