Today's pano - a view from Highway 16.

Have fun.

Lovely. Great job.

Wow! What a wonderful view.

Thanks, dmacmillan!

Thanks, Kaden!

The full-sized version is about 34,000 x 4000 pixels. Now if I can figure how to mount a 12 foot pano....

AuntiPode wrote:
Now if I can figure how to mount a 12 foot pano....

Carefully

Nice view ... how far away is that from your new home?

Very nice Karen, software?

Bob

I didn't pay attention to the distance, but I'd guess between 30 and 50 minutes of driving time, Kent.

Just PS CS5, Bob.

BTW, had to work fast. Tomorrow I have surgery on my right hand. May not type much for a while.

All the best with the surgery.

Hard to critical evaluate such a down-sized image, but it looks great!
How many exposures?
Scott

To be certain it could be pieced together well, I made 20 images with heavy overlap - all hand held.

Here's a portion about 10,000 pixels long reduced to 3000 pixels. (Yes, hard to judge much on a web screen.)

Thanks Kaden. Unfortunately the lesion is on my right thumb. Not having the use of my favorite opposable thumb until it heals will, I suspect, be an inconvenience. And so it goes....

AuntiPode wrote:
Thanks, dmacmillan!

Thanks, Kaden!

The full-sized version is about 34,000 x 4000 pixels. Now if I can figure how to mount a 12 foot pano....


How about a triptych? 3 four foot sections might work.
Heal well, and quickly.

Thanks! Back typing with my left hand.

Hi! You have a nice photo there, although there are two things...

1. It seems a little oversaturated? Or it's just me..
2. Next time, to make it a little more normal of a shape, I'd recommend that you stack photos upwards like you did long ways.. If you wanted it like that though, then disregard.

Great subject matter.. Incredible place!

Brock

I did nothing to increase saturation. In fact, I used shadows/highlight to mine more from the shadows which actually lowered the effective saturation. It was actually *more* saturated to the eye than that! The air was/is very clean. The colors, especially at certain times of day, can naturally be well saturated. People who haven't been here rarely anticipate how intense the green can be.