Lots of great detail with the blend. I'm really captivated by the look of the sky here.

Wonderful scene and conversion. This could have been taken any time 1890 and 2016, a classic. The oof houses on the hill on the left are especially wonderful.

The bokeh is rather shaky here, but the yellow butterfly shaped leaf is lovely.

Sorry to read about you accident. Hope the Mac Tak is OK!! There is a very nice sweep of patterns and colours to this shot, and a fun silhouetted horizon

Still not helping, Todd...

The fishyness works very much in your favour. Love the person in the background.

Great one. And thanks for not helping me not buying this lens. I already have 8mm and 16mm fish-eyes, and the 15 ltd. And a 10-20. I don't need this beautiful little lens as well, you hear. Nope, no way.

I like planning too, btw, but not as much as my wife does

Beautifully coloured lichen! The moon in the background is, should we say "the dot over the i"

camera as tough as the land but camera man not so much The things we do to get a shot.....Hope you are feeling a bit better, those kind of tumbles can linger and be nasty. Nice red in the rocks btw....

Fascinating details. "Inviting" is not the first adjective that comes to mind! Love the webs between the spines. The MacTak is a good match for the K-1, obviously.

Haha - love these. A global phenomenon - this one looks really great in b&w in this setting.