Fisheye lomo fresh with its inaugural roll of film, the 4th frame on the roll was my first shot in Boston on Atlantic Avenue, I think:

We got to the hotel and parked the car and found my uncle with more than an hour and a half until the wedding. With that much time that I didn't want to fill hanging out with family members, I took off on foot to wander the streets of Boston. Buildings always seem to be a popular subject of fisheye photography. Let's try it out: Frame 5:

Fast forward more than an hour later, heading back to the hotel after shooting 14 frames, I shot one last lomo while crossing Congress Street on Franklin:

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