Said I was gonna submit the colour version of: [link]
decided to do another stitched shot instead, showing some more of that beautiful valley around Strynevatnet.
Its a five shot piece [][][][][] cropped down to a square version. Some slight saturation change to try and get it to how I remembered how it actually looked.
I now have posted 38 shots from my Norwegian trip on my Flickr account: [link]
you have some more shots from this very place among other shots I decided not to show case here. If you want me to upload something from there that I haven't already feel free to give me a shout, and if you have a Flickr account let me know.
Cheers!----------------------------------------------------
Strynevatnet, Norway.
Canon Eos 40D
Sigma 10-20 mm f: 4-5,6
Manfrotto 725B
Hoya CPL
Focal Length: 10mm
Shutter Speed: 1/30
Aperture: f11
ISO: 100
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Sta.sh
how did you arrange the shots? if I may to ask. ..
I just don't understand where the 5 shots are. not only in this image, there are some more in your gallery
About the panoramic shot, I mainly take that many shot to get it as true as possible and to be able to get rid of disortions which always accure with the wide angle lenses.
So I take one shot then move the camera approximately 1/3 before I take the next shot, and so on.
I just prefer taking them on portrait view rather then the very wide landscape version, although I occasionly take that kind of shots too.
I've learned that if I take 5-6 shots, and after processing before cropping its almost always very near a square which is a format I love, and by doing a few shots I get so much more details and a bigger, richer view then I would just squaring a single shot. I'm bad at trying to explain why I do stuff, mainly cause I most of the time just go by pure inspiration and feel, but hopefully you understood some of my mombo-jumbo text above =]
Cheers!
It makes sense when you move the camera just 1/3 and make vertical shots. I was a bit confused and thought you arrange the images abreast and among each other to get the square format. you know what I mean??
anyway
thanks a lot buddy
No problemo, take care!
Cheers