July 23, 20200Comments

Yellow Lensball – Together

<Yellow Lensball Photography - TogetherYellow Lensball Photography - Together© Simon Bond 2020>Simon BondCamera model - Canon 5D Mark IILens - Canon 135mm F2LCamera settings - F4.5, 1/2000th, ISO 500Date taken

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July 20, 20200Comments

Penang lensball photography – Kek Lok Si

<Penang Lensball Photography - Kek Lok SiPenang Lensball Photography© Simon Bond 2020>Simon BondCamera model - Canon 5D Mk IILens - Canon 50mm f1.2LCamera settings - F3.5, 1/100th, ISO 1200Date taken

April 18, 20200Comments

Lensball photography at Seonamsa temple.

< Back to photos Enlarge > Lensball Photography - Seonamsa, South Korea Simon Bond How Was The Photo Taken? This photo is quite a complex image, and used several photo's that were blended together to produce the

December 3, 20180Comments

Four great Lensball photography ideas

Having a lensball is a lot of fun, it’s a fulfilling form of photography that let’s you photograph in a creative way. What if I told you there are ways

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April 2, 20180Comments

Four great reasons to photograph with multiple crystal balls

As a creative photographer you'll always be looking for new ways to experiment. The addition of a crystal ball to your repertoire will certainly have given you lots of fresh

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January 15, 20180Comments

How to scout locations for lensball photography.

One of the great challenges of photography is location scouting. This is true of all forms of photography, but it's particular true of crystal ball photography. The two defining features

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January 2, 20180Comments

Top ten crystal ball photos of 2017

Happy new year to you all, I hope 2018 will bring you much happiness. In today's post you'll see a selection of crystal ball posts from 2017, a look back

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October 13, 20160Comments

Interview with crystal ball photographer Simon Bond.

Recently I was asked by an A-level student from the UK to discuss my photography, which she found online through a google search. I liked the questions she posed to

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