I got a Sigma superwide angle 10-20mm lens for my camera (Nikon D200). Works great for this interior shot. The truck is dirty, but the photo looks cool I think. Once spring hits bigtime and I can get it cleaned up, I can get some better shots of this view. It's like you're sitting in the back seat!



This one REALLY gives you the "I'm in the back seat" feeling
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2004 F-150 Lariat Supercab 4x4

 

that does look pretty cool

 

Man that is a great shot,I like it. Can you come and take a pic of my interior pretty please
Kidding.....or am I.
No I am looks good dude.

 

Very cool man. I'm looking for a new lens for my D50. I was thinking of a fish eye. Figured I could get some cool shots with one of those.


BREW

 

Sweet pic it makes your seats look like lounge chairs!

 

Dang, that look really good...

 

You really should check out the Sigma 10-20. It's nearly fisheye anyway. If there's a camera store in your area that stocks them, take your camera in and see if they'll let you try it in the store. You don't realize how wide it is until you put it on. And it's about half the cost of the Nikon 12-24 lens. I'm 100% satisfied with the image quality too. It's very sharp!

Thanks everyone

 

Hmmm, I might just do that. Thanks


BREW

 

Cool shot! Looks like a nice lense. Enjoy

 

I can't believe what you guys put into your cameras, $$$$. Definitely worth it but I can't afford to spend that on a camera, maybe one day. I'm very jealous of your pics

 

That's a nice looking deck you got there.

 

nice shots.

 

That's nothing to what some guys spend on mods!...LOL Seriously. One set of wheels or something like that...same cost. I guess it just depends on what you like to do in your spare time. Me, I like to take pictures

 

But I wish I could get under it! The grade of the soil is such that the water lies next to the house for too long and so it starts to seep through a crack I've got in my basement wall. Rather than tear everything up to fix the crack, I'd rather correct the grade. I do have a buried 4" perf pipe with gravel all the way to the surface to the right of the deck where the main low spot is...but on heavy rains, water still collects next to the foundation, under the deck

 

dang...that's sweet....