Superstition Mountain (Page 2): That's a heck-of-a shot Bob. I've done a few panoramas from that area but always loose the clouds over the time span. Jack...

Wilderness Images Loc: Apache Junction, AZ.

rmalarz wrote:

Viewed from The Apache Trail side.
--Bob

That's a heck-of-a shot Bob. I've done a few panoramas from that area but always loose the clouds over the time span.

Jack

rmalarz Loc: Tempe, Arizona

Thanks for the visit and comment, merrytexan. Yup, this time of year, we get weather like this. Seeing those clouds forming was the inspiration for taking the equipment for a ride and try doing a photo like this for real.
--Bob

merrytexan wrote:

beautiful and sharp and colorful shot, bob...looks like there's a storm brewing up there!

PattyW60 Loc: Northwest Illinois

Beautiful photo, Bob! My sister-in-law has a home in Fountain Hills. I remember standing next to their pool and her pointing out what looks like a face, caused by afternoon shadows on Superstition Mt. I'm looking forward to your Sedona pictures!

Patty

jederick Loc: Northern Utah

Awesome image Bob...the clouds are coming in right over my desktop...love the 3D perspective in your images!!

rmalarz Loc: Tempe, Arizona

Thank you very much, Patty. I'm looking forward to doing those.
--Bob

PattyW60 wrote:

Beautiful photo, Bob! My sister-in-law has a home in Fountain Hills. I remember standing next to their pool and her pointing out what looks like a face, caused by afternoon shadows on Superstition Mt. I'm looking forward to your Sedona pictures!

Patty

rmalarz Loc: Tempe, Arizona

Thank you very much, jederick.
--Bob

jederick wrote:

Awesome image Bob...the clouds are coming in right over my desktop...love the 3D perspective in your images!!

Vince68 Loc: Wappingers Falls, NY

Beautiful work and photo Bob. Well done!

rmalarz Loc: Tempe, Arizona

Thank you, Vince. Nature was on my side that day.
--Bob

Vince68 wrote:

Beautiful work and photo Bob. Well done!

BboH Loc: s of 2/21, Ellicott City, MD

Good example of why I like panoramas - a replication of what your eyes see from side to side.

Have you checked out PTGui?

rmalarz Loc: Tempe, Arizona

Hi, Jack. Thanks for the visit and comment.

In this case, the clouds were the inspiration to make the trip out there. Fortunately, they remained somewhat in place in the time it took to get there. Another bit of good fortune was they stayed pretty much in place during the 3 minutes it took to take all of the exposures.
--Bob

Wilderness Images wrote:

That's a heck-of-a shot Bob. I've done a few panoramas from that area but always loose the clouds over the time span.

Jack

rmalarz Loc: Tempe, Arizona

Thanks for stopping by, BboH. I have looked at what it can do. However, that was after a friend of mine and I wrote our own stitching application. In this case, I used the Gigapan app, the Ps app, and my own. There was negligible difference in the quality produced. So, I pretty much stick with the one I've been using since around 2002.
--Bob

BboH wrote:

Good example of why I like panoramas - a replication of what your eyes see from side to side.

Have you checked out PTGui?

BboH Loc: s of 2/21, Ellicott City, MD

rmalarz wrote:

Thanks for stopping by, BboH. I have looked at what it can do. However, that was after a friend of mine and I wrote our own stitching application. In this case, I used the Gigapan app, the Ps app, and my own. There was negligible difference in the quality produced. So, I pretty much stick with the one I've been using since around 2002.
--Bob

Appreciate your response

rmalarz Loc: Tempe, Arizona

--Bob

BboH wrote:

Appreciate your response

merrytexan Loc: georgia

rmalarz wrote:

Thanks for the visit and comment, merrytexan. Yup, this time of year, we get weather like this. Seeing those clouds forming was the inspiration for taking the equipment for a ride and try doing a photo like this for real.
--Bob

tomc601 Loc: Gilbert, AZ

Nice pano, Bob. I'm about 20 minutes from Superstition Mt. It really lends itself to a pano.