Posts Tagged ‘stitched panoramas’
Continuing the exploration of my film negatives from my Western Australia trip of 1990 and today we look at another multi-frame panorama. Part of my journey included some hiking in the Stirling Ranges in the south of WA where I took this series of 4 frames with the thought of one day creating a panoramic. As was [...]
Waimea is a name that keeps cropping up in the Hawaiian Islands, there seems to be a town of Waimea on each of the major islands, waterfalls named Waimea, beaches named Waimea and on the island of Kaua’i an impressive canyon of that name. 13 miles long and 2500 feet deep with the, wait for [...]
Continuing with the Haleakala National Park photographs and today it’s a stitched panoramic image. Looking into the sun meant that the image was a bit washed out as far as colour and contrast went so I ended up boosting those values in photoshop. The final image is a stitched composite of six vertical frames [...]
I think many of us love stitched panoramics, and most of us have heard the expert’s advice on how to put them together with the emphasis often placed on using a good solid platform such as a tripod to keep everything nicely level. The advice generally goes on to point out the desirability of rotating [...]
Today an exercise in stitching images. I was at a lake in Assam state in India, near the town of Guwahati, photographing birds and as a result had the long glass attached, 500mm plus the 1.4 tele extender. I was waiting for something to happen birds wise when I observed, at a distance, a man [...]
An Exercise in Image Processing. Today I thought I’d present an exercise in image processing using Photoshop CS3. I’ve been posting images, mostly from my various travels, on this blog for a while now. There’s been a fair variety of different presentations, from colour to black and white, tonings, vignettes, selective focus, pan blurs, stitched [...]
Today’s image from the Drakensberg Mountains in South Africa, is an exercise in panoramic stitching. 6 shots were taken in vertical format with all camera functions set to manual so that no changes occurred in aperture, shutter speed, ISO or focus from one shot to the next. A little bit of overlap was included in [...]
Another shot from last years Egypt trip. This image was taken from a hot air balloon just outside the town of Luxor. If you look at the left side of the image you can see the shadow cast by the balloon that I was in at the time. The image is a panorama formed by [...]