Perhaps the best test of whether an ultra-wide photograph is successful is if it looks like an ultra-wide photograph. Here's an image from the Crooked River in Otifisfield Maine that I took this past July. While going through my images to create blog posts for this series, it isn't all that difficult to pick out my ultra-wide images. With this one, however, I had to check the metadata to ensure that it was shot at 10 mm, the widest possible angle of view I can capture with my current camera setup.
Do you know pickerel frogs? They seem to inhabitat cold places- think headwater streams and cold, boggy forests in Maine, like where I found this young frog hopping about on a rainy July day.
-Tom
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