Challenge: "Panoramas" - 10/23-25/23
Nov 1, 2023 14:38:44 #
Nov 1, 2023 14:41:35 #
Mike NC wrote:
This was taken a couple of weeks ago at Bass Harbor Head Light Station in Bass Harbor Maine. I had a 24-70 Nikon lens and figured 24 was not widen enough for the picture. So took 2 pics and stitched them together in LR, cropped at 16:9 to fit computer monitor. I was lucky, this was about the only time that day we saw the sun. Prefect luck.
Beautiful shot, Mike. I am so sorry you had so much rain and so little sun. It was a weird summer for Maine. I've seen many shots of Bass Harbor Light and this one is terrific.
Nov 1, 2023 14:43:50 #
I am overwhelmed by the responses to this challenge. Not only have I enjoyed the images, but the questions, discussions, and explanations have been extraordinary. I have learned so much more about panorama "how to"s.
Nov 1, 2023 16:04:41 #
Mike NC wrote:
This was taken a couple of weeks ago at Bass Harbor Head Light Station in Bass Harbor Maine. I had a 24-70 Nikon lens and figured 24 was not widen enough for the picture. So took 2 pics and stitched them together in LR, cropped at 16:9 to fit computer monitor. I was lucky, this was about the only time that day we saw the sun. Prefect luck.
page #28 is exceptional subject
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Nov 1, 2023 16:15:49 #
Mike NC wrote:
This was taken a couple of weeks ago at Bass Harbor Head Light Station in Bass Harbor Maine. I had a 24-70 Nikon lens and figured 24 was not widen enough for the picture. So took 2 pics and stitched them together in LR, cropped at 16:9 to fit computer monitor. I was lucky, this was about the only time that day we saw the sun. Prefect luck.
Pure natural and photographic splendor in a perfect composition 🌞🥇🏆🥇🌞
Nov 1, 2023 18:37:28 #
Mike NC wrote:
This was taken a couple of weeks ago at Bass Harbor Head Light Station in Bass Harbor Maine. I had a 24-70 Nikon lens and figured 24 was not widen enough for the picture. So took 2 pics and stitched them together in LR, cropped at 16:9 to fit computer monitor. I was lucky, this was about the only time that day we saw the sun. Prefect luck.
What a catch!!! Not only a beautiful sunset with "Golden Hues" but with that fantastic reflection on the rocks. Beautiful to behold!
Nov 1, 2023 19:41:04 #
William wrote:
page #28 is exceptional subject
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welcome to UHH post more often@
Nov 1, 2023 20:19:05 #
Mike NC wrote:
This was taken a couple of weeks ago at Bass Harbor Head Light Station in Bass Harbor Maine. I had a 24-70 Nikon lens and figured 24 was not widen enough for the picture. So took 2 pics and stitched them together in LR, cropped at 16:9 to fit computer monitor. I was lucky, this was about the only time that day we saw the sun. Prefect luck.
Postcard and poster!
Nov 1, 2023 21:26:05 #
Nov 1, 2023 22:03:27 #
William wrote:
Grandmaw's
What a beautiful house!!! Like the way you've PPed it.
Nov 2, 2023 11:38:18 #
LeeK wrote:
What a beautiful house!!! Like the way you've PPed it.
I agree.
Nov 6, 2023 00:39:32 #
tnste
Loc: New Westminster, BC
This is a mural titled "Vancouver History 1855-1955". I took this in a dirty alley in downtown eastside of Vancouver. It was for a theme photo competition in our photography club on murals. I took three separate photos of this mural then stitched it together in Photoshop. The image took an honourable mention for the competition.
Nov 6, 2023 07:19:38 #
tnste wrote:
This is a mural titled "Vancouver History 1855-1955". I took this in a dirty alley in downtown eastside of Vancouver. It was for a theme photo competition in our photography club on murals. I took three separate photos of this mural then stitched it together in Photoshop. The image took an honourable mention for the competition.
A beautiful mural and worthy of the award - and more. Love the colors and the capture of different facets of Vancouver
Nov 6, 2023 19:43:13 #
tnste wrote:
This is a mural titled "Vancouver History 1855-1955". I took this in a dirty alley in downtown eastside of Vancouver. It was for a theme photo competition in our photography club on murals. I took three separate photos of this mural then stitched it together in Photoshop. The image took an honourable mention for the competition.
Great work and congratulations! Panoramas are so useful for murals.
Nov 6, 2023 20:01:30 #
tnste
Loc: New Westminster, BC
LeeK wrote:
Great work and congratulations! Panoramas are so useful for murals.
Here is another image titled "Reflections" of a mural I submitted for the theme. This was a very difficult photo to work on. The original photo has a tree branch and leaves in the top right corner and long grass from the bottom of the mural. Also I spent days working on bringing out the details in the image. The platform for example showed no detail. No one else took took photos of this mural but I thought it was a powerful image.
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