Mountain Dam Panorama B&W
Uploaded: December 03, 2007
A composite image made of 14 (!) pictures taken with 1/60th exposure through a wide angle lens on my Canon 350D on a tripod. This scene can be found close to Charmonix near the Swiss/French border, the Lake's name is Lac Emosson. The composite did sport some unpleasant curved horizon (due to not all level tripod calibration), but this was resolved by warping the image appropriately. Bad though that a 14000x4000 pixel image seems to be too much for PSP X2 haha... so I had to take screenshots of the warping preview, and glue those back to a complete image :) Corel, version X3 with a large memory awareness header please!
Dennis Flanagan December 03, 2007
Excellent job on this Robert. Where is this? #5165508Robert Hoischen December 03, 2007
Thanks for the comments! I now have updated the description with the "where", Dennis :) good that you point out that flaw. #5166119Kathy Reeves December 08, 2007
Outstanding!! #5184400Carolyn M. DAlessandro December 18, 2007
Well worth you time and effort...absolutely and fabulous photograph! Just beautiful! #5224289Erika Haight May 18, 2008
This is O:U:T:S:T:A:N:D:I:N:G Robert!! :) #5939757Vladan D. Djordjevic June 01, 2008
Terrific scenery and photo. Great pov, lighting, tones. I would like to be there and feel that beauty. #6006792Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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