Holborn Bars is one of the sites I work at; here is a view looking back to the main street from inside. Composed of 7 images using the tone mapping method.

Holborn Bars is one of the sites I work at; here is the view from the front entrance looking out of the main arches. I also used a soft-focus filter and warmed up the image to give a 'dreamy' atmosphere look. Composed of 6 images using the tone mapping method.

Holborn Bars is one of the sites I work at; here is the ceiling from the main entrance. Composed of 5 images using the tone mapping method.

Holborn Bars is one of the sites I work at; here is the side main entrance. Composed of 6 images using the tone mapping method.

I'm starting to love the fisheye effect, it really draws your eye into the centre. This is composed of 6 images merged using the tone mapping method. Curves, saturation and sharpness applied in Photoshop.

I bought a fisheye recently and just 'had' to try it out. This is composed of 5 images using the tone mapping method. A few more tweaks in Photoshop to sharpen and enhance contrast.

The Lloyds building from a slightly different angle then normal, fisheye angle. This is composed of 7 images using the tone mapping method and then brought into Photoshop for contrast enhancement and sharpening.

I went running around the tubes for a couple of hours trying to get some HDR fisheye shots, this was the best I could do :S

This is a B&W version of my original HDR image as seen here.

This is a Sepia/Gold version of my original HDR image as seen here.

This is a B&W version of my original HDR image as seen here.

These are the escalators as you enter the Waterloo tube station. Unfortunately I didn't have anyone going up the right side to balance it out.

My first few hours of using my new fisheye toy; I like how the curves pull you into the image.

The fisheye really gives great depth of field here, especially when the end of the tunnel is placed in the middle.