Shot on an 8mm circular fisheye lens

Shot on an 8mm circular fisheye lens, wide open frame with heavy barrel distortion — the grass horizon bows upward and the edges of the scene curve outward. Deep focus, f/11 at hyperfocal distance: the front grass blades, the kittens and the distant clouds are all simultaneously sharp, no background bokeh. Heavy optical vignette: corners fall off into a dark warm brown-orange oval, nearly black at the extreme corners, with a circular lens-hood falloff that frames the center. Visible lateral chromatic aberration — red-orange color fringing along high-contrast edges at the left and right of frame. 35mm color negative film look, ISO 100, fine natural grain, slight halation around blown highlights, warm Kodak Gold palette, mildly crushed shadows. Direct hard midday sunlight from the front, high contrast, crisp small shadows under the grass, blown white clouds against a saturated cobalt blue sky, tiny bright dust particles and lens dirt specks floating and catching the light. Subject: six fluffy kittens sitting in a row in tall green grass, dressed as medieval knights — silver capes and breastplates, a helmeted white kitten, a blue-caped orange tabby with a large sword behind it, a red-caped brown tabby with a spear, black-and-white tuxedo kittens at both ends, all staring straight at the camera with wide round eyes.