Yup, forward

This was as an oops shot. I was putting the fisheye lens on my phone. Etsooi'd it a tiny bit.

[Camille Bisson]

sometimes mistakes make for good shots! nice one

[Larry L]

It turned out great!

[Taffy]

Big smile -- very funny story behind the shot.

[Gerasimos Georg.]

if an oops shot is like that i can imagine/remember how good normal shots are :)
great picture

[Octogenarian]

Your black and whites are excellent, but they must be with exposure time of 0.0347 sec. :-)

[Catherine]

I really like this - lots of highlights, shadows and tones

[Walks @ 7]

@catsmeowb Thank you, you are so right about oops and mistakes.
@lsquared Thank you a great deal. It just needed to sit so I could give it a second chance.
@taffy Thanks, sometimes smiling is best.
@gerry13 You are so very kind, my fat fingers touched the screen while attaching the lens and its clip so I really shouldn't take too much credit.
@octogenarian Thank you so very much, cell phone shots are a mystery to me. I like the convenience but am still learning how to work with the beastie.
@megpicatilly Thank you a great deal. The oops and paint.net helped a huge amount.

[Stephanie]

Interesting accident, some days we go forwards and some days backwards eh?

[Jerome]

very nice in detail, comp, expression and processing

[Walks @ 7]

@stephanies Yup, but actually I don't use those keys often.

@jerome You are very kind, a mundane oops shot but got lucky.

[Sylvia du Toit]

Well done.