Dead Fish - Again

Sorry to do this again, but I just can't help myself. This is a Utah Lake walleye that has seen better days. The photo was taken with my 14mm rectilinear 1:2.8 Nikkor and the D100.

Here is the rest of the exposure info:
Original date/time: 2003:11:28 13:45:20
Original date/time subsecs: 10
Exposure time: 1/160
F-stop: 22.0
Focal length: 14.0000
Focal length (35mm): 21
Flash: Not fired
Exposure mode: Auto
White balance: Auto
Light source: Unknown
Exposure bias: 0.0000
Metering mode: Pattern
Exposure program: Aperture priority

Cheers,
Tyler

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A very interesting composition Tyler. Most unusual. It definately makes me look twice. -Kurt Horsley

I always get a kick out of well-composed shots with wide-angle lenses and maximum depth of focus. This image is no exception. Nice juxtapositions and interesting textures. Good stuff, Tyler. Thanks for sharing.
-Dan

Love it... surreal... almost like a Dalí painting.

"National Geographic" would be proud of that shot. Perfect lens, perfect composition!

Thanks, to all, for the nice comments. I really like using the 14mm lens. It opens up a world of possibilities.

It amazes me that my trophy mule deer photos don't generate more interest than a dead fish. Go Figure?

Cheers,
Tyler

Thanks James. I like your assessment of the elements of the photo.