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360 spin!

© Kevin Boutwell

360 spin!

Uploaded: June 17, 2003

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Venice Beach Nokia 5100 Core Tour. Nikon D1x, 17-35mm 2.8, SB-28DX. Composite of 4 images.

Comments

Jim Miotke level-addict My Courses June 17, 2003

Once again, you outdid yourself, Kevin. Great composite! I like how you put the lens flare to use, with each strand of lights leading to one of the three left riders. This is really wonderful work. #40683

Kevin Boutwell May 26, 2019

Thanks Jim! Each of those riders is actually the same rider. I motordrived off 4 frames of him doing a 360 spin and put them together. Thanks Again. #120468

Judith G. Secco May 26, 2019

Beautiful work, Kevin. Amazing how you put this together. #120517

Gunther Allen May 26, 2019

Very clever work! -G #121029

Dottie Shepherd May 26, 2019

Kevin, A great piece of work..All though it makes me a little dizzy looking at it...I just can imagine the thrill these riders are getting...Excellent Job!! #131554

Kevin Boutwell July 09, 2003

Thanks again all. This was a real jewel and have gotten great responces from everyone that I have shown. I think I will try this technique more often. #138960

Vicki Tillard level-deluxe August 07, 2003

This is wonderful Kevin. And it brings up a question I have. If you wanted to have this panorama printed in say 36" long x 12" high, how would you do it? Do you know of any photo labs that do that? Thanks for sharing your creative work!
Vicki #159490

Jim Miotke level-addict My Courses August 07, 2003

I can tell you, Vicki, that my Epson 1280 printer (and others, I'm sure) can print panoramic images on rolls of paper at 13" wide. For larger panoramic prints, I would call your local professional labs to see if they offer this service. #159508

Kevin Boutwell August 07, 2003

Yea that is correct. I use my Epson 1280 w/ 8.3" roll paper and print my panoramics 36" or 44" long, and they look beautiful. I haven't tried a 13" panoramic yet because mounting and framing can get expensive.

Kevin #159687


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