took me a while to find the vantage point here so that it looked less fisheye. The land on the left does slope up - its a hill. You can see the trees in the back on the left tilted slightly in but it seems natural. Since I have no full tree on the right, you can't really see the fisheye. But, the 'canal' in the center is, in reality, straight. I stood a little up on the hill so I was looking down on it and put it as close to the edge of the frame as I could get.
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Nice use of the fisheye.
Nice use of black and white.
Just needs a bit more interest in the shot, especially to the right where it all kinda blends together.
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