Most of these photos were taken of Auckland City (NZ) with a large telephoto lens, through a car's windscreen with large water droplets on it. I focussed on the water droplets instead at distance and got some trippy images! The last one was taken with a fish-eye lens.

Nearly all the images are straight-out-of-camera, with little or no editing at all.

The telephoto lens is a 20 year-old Minolta 100-400mm, which is very sharp, and has lovely grungy colours! With an APSC camera and 1.4x teleconvertor, it ends up being a 840mm focal length (full-frame equivalent) - although this is stretching the lens a bit far quality-wise... The a fish-eye is a diagonal (non-circular) lens- a 7Artisans 7.5mm.