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I have always been partial to panoramas - and today's cameras usually have the feature built-in instead of having to buy an expensive lens. Above, White Horse and Priscilla Beaches at low tide with my trusty Sony point-and-shoot.
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And by twisting the camera on its axis as I arc it through the panoramic range, I can get this fish-eye effect. Granted, the quality is not as good as an expensive wide-angle lens but, it suits me okay. Above, the State Capitol building in Providence, Rhode Island.
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