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Okay, here's the last of the 'nearly ran' entries for this week's Sunday Challenge for which the theme was simply May 7th.
It's another of my first real attempts at taking panoramas and once again features Fountains Abbey.
This one is produced from 6 shots taken on the day and then stitched together in Photoshop. In some way this is my favourite, but again I forgot to shoot it in portrait as opposed to landscape mode.
There's a lot crammed into this one so it's perhaps best viewed large on black for best effect.
Thanks once again to Graham Chance for all the advice and encouragement he has given me regarding tackling panoramas, both before and since this shoot. I hope I can learn from the experience and go on to produce more effective images of this type in the future.
It's another of my first real attempts at taking panoramas and once again features Fountains Abbey.
This one is produced from 6 shots taken on the day and then stitched together in Photoshop. In some way this is my favourite, but again I forgot to shoot it in portrait as opposed to landscape mode.
There's a lot crammed into this one so it's perhaps best viewed large on black for best effect.
Thanks once again to Graham Chance for all the advice and encouragement he has given me regarding tackling panoramas, both before and since this shoot. I hope I can learn from the experience and go on to produce more effective images of this type in the future.
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autofantasia club has replied to Valfal clubautofantasia club has replied to Graham Chance clubHowever, now that you've introduced me to the Adaptive Wide Angle filter I won't have any excuses for wonky features in the future! ;)
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