APRIL 2007 - Photo Competition thread

[digger man]

[555jwr]

I recognise that bridge.

[Grant.D]

windandwave said:

Washington Square in New York, 360 degree panorama.



Not perfectly stitched so a few blurry areas, but haven't had the time to do it right.

That is cool

[danielgray]

[dogsey]

Not in the league of most of the ones on here but a panoramic of friends enjoying Brighton's sun last weekend.

[S. Gonzales Esq.]

Not going to win any artistic prizes, but thought you might appreciate the technical side: Couldn't get far enough back too get it in one shot, so this is several with the camera moved along the building between each one. 8 shots in all, and it only works if you've got very constant light.



Bigger Version

Edited by S. Gonzales Esq. on Sunday 22 April 23:09

[Marshy]

windandwave said:

Washington Square in New York, 360 degree panorama.
Not perfectly stitched so a few blurry areas, but haven't had the time to do it right.

For the life of me I can't work out how you did that, but it's brill.

Any tips?

[VxDuncan]

Moon Panorama - The lunar terminator from tonight:



(1200mm F9 Ebay Scope + Baader Fringe Killer, Nikon D80)


Been waiting at least a week for the moon to come across at a sensible time on a clear night!

[rhubarb]

Popped out to the coast yesterday morning and managed to get these. First real attempt at doing panoramas on anything other than mountain tops. Can't really decide which work best though?

Aldeburgh at Sunrise





Beach Huts at Southwold







The following was taken in portrait rather than landscape and stitched, not sure if I like the effect though

Edited by rhubarb on Monday 23 April 08:55

[windandwave]

Marshy said:

windandwave said:

Washington Square in New York, 360 degree panorama.
Not perfectly stitched so a few blurry areas, but haven't had the time to do it right.

For the life of me I can't work out how you did that, but it's brill.

Any tips?

Thanks. It's astonishingly easy to do:
http://photojojo.com/content/tutorial

Enjoy!

[andy_s]

dogsey said:

Not in the league of most of the ones on here but a panoramic of friends enjoying Brighton's sun last weekend.

No, quite right, not in the same league, but a great captured moment, very evocative and you can feel a great atmosphere, cool pic methinks.

[s500]

A quick snap grabbed yesterday on the "Street" in sunny Whitstable.

[dogsey]

andy_s said:

No, quite right, not in the same league, but a great captured moment, very evocative and you can feel a great atmosphere, cool pic methinks.

Cheers, this was fairly early on at my best friends stag do ... needless to say the pics from later in the day were far from pretty! lol

[jeevescat]

Morning views of the Blackmore Vale

[sagerhead]

Greenwich

[NoisyGriff]

jeevescat said:

The horizon's a bit squiffy, isn't it?


Only joshing - great pictures.

[jeevescat]

NoisyGriff said:

The horizon's a bit squiffy, isn't it?


Only joshing - great pictures.

Taken last year while training to climb Kilimanjaro, didn't see a flat surface in months!

[stuart b]

555jwr said:

I recognise that bridge.

Is there a big "photographers stand here" sign? Those pics look they are taken from almost identical viewpoint/angle/focal length etc

Edited by stuart b on Wednesday 25th April 19:51

[andybuk99]

[cy88]

Is there to be an official entry thread this month? Only 4 days left!