in. I tried a few other types of lens as well, including my Samyang 8mm fisheye (which I love, and i'll talk about that soon) and my Sigma 10-20mm f3.5, but they didn't work. A bit of careful processing, and you get the image at the top of this. I basically used the exposure tool to brighten it a bit, I used the grad tool in Lightroom 4 to alter the white balance of the sky a bit. I also altered the shadows and highlights -- taking some highlight away, and adding some detail in the darker areas, and added a slight vignette. Zoom in a bit, to 70mm, and you get this image as well. What I learnt from this was that you just need to look around you. Well, I didn't learn it from this, it's just a lesson in it. If the image you want isn't accessible, see what else is around. Even if it is, see what else is around -- you may be surprised. The other lesson i'm keen for people to learn. Get in your car. Go for a drive. Or, go for a walk, cycle, whatever, and take your camera. You never know what you'll see, and how popular it'll be.