London with a fisheye lens

I decided to head back to London to see what I could capture using a fisheye lens.
Using my Sony A9 and Samyang 12mm F/2.8 fisheye lens, I captured some shots around the city at night, and then Canary Wharf and Greenwich the following morning.
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[@josealeman8082]

Extremely well done!!! I got the 7Artisans 11mm f2.8 full frame but await getting to a locale I can try it. Thanks for sharing.

[@nightscapejournals]

That was fantastic. I’d say the fisheye is a big success - genuinely new perspectives on some classic views. Great video as well. 👌

[@JamesBillingsPhotography]

Thank you! I wasn't entirely sure how it would turn out ahead of time, but some of the images worked well - I did have to recompose on more than one occasion after spotting my feet and legs entering the frame!

[@dalelewis62]

thanks, you have inspired me to take my fisheye out of the bag. You really some great shots. Thank You for sharing.

[@JamesBillingsPhotography]

Thank you - glad to hear the video might inspire you a bit!

[@280bunny]

Really great video, and some iconic shots! Images with the fisheye certainly add a different perspective, and are certainly not C??P😀

[@JamesBillingsPhotography]

Thanks! Yes, variable results but I was pleased with quite a few of them!

[@MegaNomad1968]

I took my fisheye lens to London on my first trip and was really pleased with the results. Worked well on leake street and in Kew Gardens. Look forward to see all the shots. Jon w

[@JamesBillingsPhotography]

Thanks! I'll have to add those to the list for if I go back, I reckon Piccadilly Circus could work well too...

[@MegaNomad1968]

@@JamesBillingsPhotography yes , good after rain to capture reflections , although late night crowds can be a problem.