Hello,

A view over Oxenhope, West Yorkshire.

All the best Alan

Edited by Alan Young on Aug 13, 2008 at 06:42 PM GMT

Very nice! It almost looks over sharpened, but that gives it a certain edginess you don't typically see in "rolling hills" landscapes. And personally, I really like the mood it sets for this scene. Well done!

Hi Alan ,

Nice view , super detail and excellent cloud presentation . Seems a bit under-saturated on my monitor , particularly in the 'land' part of the landscape . Lucky you to find a gap in the grey blanket cover we've had this summer !

Nero wrote:
Very nice! It almost looks over sharpened, but that gives it a certain edginess you don't typically see in "rolling hills" landscapes. And personally, I really like the mood it sets for this scene. Well done!

Thanks it looks better at full res

Alan

Adrian Cray wrote:
Hi Alan ,

Nice view , super detail and excellent cloud presentation . Seems a bit under-saturated on my monitor , particularly in the 'land' part of the landscape . Lucky you to find a gap in the grey blanket cover we've had this summer !

Thanks Adrian, this is my first go at stitching 3 images

All the best Alan

Adrian Cray wrote:
Hi Alan ,

Nice view , super detail and excellent cloud presentation . Seems a bit under-saturated on my monitor , particularly in the 'land' part of the landscape . Lucky you to find a gap in the grey blanket cover we've had this summer !

Oops forgot to convert to sRGB

Alan

Thanks Alan ! It looks so much better now . Congrats if that's stitching by hand ; otherwise , perhaps , give thanks for CS3's outstanding stitching patterns !

Lovely view, Alan. Nice job on the stitch and the sRGB does help, bunches!!
The classic patchwork fields under that wonderful sky makes for a delightful image.

Barry

great light, but think the stiching seems need ironing out though.
how come you get all thegood weather up there?

s

Thanks for the comment, no stitching seams visible here.

Lucky with the weather I guess

Alan

Alan,
there are no seems visible in the sky, but look at the foreground. to obvious blending `pinches` which are more than obvious to a trained panoramicist

s

No sorry disagree, been back to the original and it's seamless an optical illusion with the grass folding back.

Alan

Very nice Alan. But I do agree its a bit oversharpened as posted. I cant detect the seems, but I am not used to studying panoramas.
Scott

Thanks Scott,

All the best Alan