Before this trip I purchased a fisheye lens for my Nikon. Fisheye lenses have lots of intentional distortion and are good for special effects, but you don’t want to use them all the time because they can become a little too repetitive. I brought mine to the lobby of the Vienna State Opera before tonight’s performance of “La Boheme” to take some of the opera lovers going up the main staircase. Here are a few of the pictures. Maybe one of them will make it into my new book!
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