This afternoon, my capstone class decided to start another 30-day challenge. This will take us through to the end of spring break.
So, what better way to kick off this new 30-day period than with a food photo?
Jeff's heart attack of a spinach-mushroom-cheese-bacon, three-egg omelette.
Better yet, these photos were all taken with a 10.5/2.8 fisheye lens.
The omelette looks almost normal in this one. But nothing else does.
David Rees does not like wide-angle distortion. (Feel free to pick apart my word choice, DK.) Therefore, I hope everyone appreciates my using a fisheye for a food photo as a doubly snarky way to start this new 30-day challenge.
Jeff needed two spatulas to flip the omelette. Healthy late-night dinner, indeed.
Note: To reduce any confusion between this new challenge (effective today) and the first one, I’m using Roman numerals in the entry titles for the second set of 30 days.
Words and Light 
Oh, no, you can call a fisheye view “distorted.” And I approve of your revenge.
Hahahahahahahaha!
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