In summer 2013 I took a 9 day vacation in Thunder Bay and area. Every day was a photo adventure of some sort. On one adventure I found myself close to Terrace Bay so I stopped in to photograph Aguasabon Falls. There is a platform for your typical tourist photo, which I took and got a nice image of but, I still needed to get my own take of the falls. I found some trails and made my way to the top of this huge 100ft water fall. This is definitely not a POV I\'d recommend for anyone who doesn\'t like heights. So needless to say I was using extreme caution with every movement. That next step was not something I wanted to take. I\'ve dreaded processing this image for over 2 years. Due to the extreme angle I used to capture this panoramic image the multiple images needed to be manually blended. I also used AEB and thought I\'d need to blend exposures on top of it all. Luckily I was able to use one set of exposures. It still took a few hours to blend and get everything right. I am quite happy with how this turned out.
In summer 2013 I took a 9 day vacation in Thunder Bay and area. Every day was a photo adventure of some sort. On one adventure I found myself close to Terrace Bay so I stopped in to photograph Aguasabon Falls. There is a platform for your typical tourist photo, which I took and got a nice image of but, I still needed to get my own take of the falls. I found some trails and made my way to the top of this huge 100ft water fall. This is definitely not a POV I\'d recommend for anyone who doesn\'t like heights. So needless to say I was using extreme caution with every movement. That next step was not something I wanted to take. I\'ve dreaded processing this image for over 2 years. Due to the extreme angle I used to capture this panoramic image the multiple images needed to be manually blended. I also used AEB and thought I\'d need to blend exposures on top of it all. Luckily I was able to use one set of exposures. It still took a few hours to blend and get everything right. I am quite happy with how this turned out.
In summer 2013 I took a 9 day vacation in Thunder Bay and area. Every day was a photo adventure of some sort. On one adventure I found myself close to Terrace Bay so I stopped in to photograph Aguasabon Falls. There is a platform for your typical tourist photo, which I took and got a nice image of but, I still needed to get my own take of the falls. I found some trails and made my way to the top of this huge 100ft water fall. This is definitely not a POV I\'d recommend for anyone who doesn\'t like heights. So needless to say I was using extreme caution with every movement. That next step was not something I wanted to take. I\'ve dreaded processing this image for over 2 years. Due to the extreme angle I used to capture this panoramic image the multiple images needed to be manually blended. I also used AEB and thought I\'d need to blend exposures on top of it all. Luckily I was able to use one set of exposures. It still took a few hours to blend and get everything right. I am quite happy with how this turned out.
In summer 2013 I took a 9 day vacation in Thunder Bay and area. Every day was a photo adventure of some sort. On one adventure I found myself close to Terrace Bay so I stopped in to photograph Aguasabon Falls. There is a platform for your typical tourist photo, which I took and got a nice image of but, I still needed to get my own take of the falls. I found some trails and made my way to the top of this huge 100ft water fall. This is definitely not a POV I\'d recommend for anyone who doesn\'t like heights. So needless to say I was using extreme caution with every movement. That next step was not something I wanted to take. I\'ve dreaded processing this image for over 2 years. Due to the extreme angle I used to capture this panoramic image the multiple images needed to be manually blended. I also used AEB and thought I\'d need to blend exposures on top of it all. Luckily I was able to use one set of exposures. It still took a few hours to blend and get everything right. I am quite happy with how this turned out.
In summer 2013 I took a 9 day vacation in Thunder Bay and area. Every day was a photo adventure of some sort. On one adventure I found myself close to Terrace Bay so I stopped in to photograph Aguasabon Falls. There is a platform for your typical tourist photo, which I took and got a nice image of but, I still needed to get my own take of the falls. I found some trails and made my way to the top of this huge 100ft water fall. This is definitely not a POV I\'d recommend for anyone who doesn\'t like heights. So needless to say I was using extreme caution with every movement. That next step was not something I wanted to take. I\'ve dreaded processing this image for over 2 years. Due to the extreme angle I used to capture this panoramic image the multiple images needed to be manually blended. I also used AEB and thought I\'d need to blend exposures on top of it all. Luckily I was able to use one set of exposures. It still took a few hours to blend and get everything right. I am quite happy with how this turned out.
In summer 2013 I took a 9 day vacation in Thunder Bay and area. Every day was a photo adventure of some sort. On one adventure I found myself close to Terrace Bay so I stopped in to photograph Aguasabon Falls. There is a platform for your typical tourist photo, which I took and got a nice image of but, I still needed to get my own take of the falls. I found some trails and made my way to the top of this huge 100ft water fall. This is definitely not a POV I\'d recommend for anyone who doesn\'t like heights. So needless to say I was using extreme caution with every movement. That next step was not something I wanted to take. I\'ve dreaded processing this image for over 2 years. Due to the extreme angle I used to capture this panoramic image the multiple images needed to be manually blended. I also used AEB and thought I\'d need to blend exposures on top of it all. Luckily I was able to use one set of exposures. It still took a few hours to blend and get everything right. I am quite happy with how this turned out.
