View from The Blorenge
Porthcawl Pier
Helensburgh Pier at Dawn
Helensburgh Pier
Sand Bay Storm clouds
Pittenweem on the Firth of Forth
West Bay, North Berwick
Ferry Approaching Dunoon
West Bay, North Berwick
West Bay, North Berwick
West Bay, North Berwick
West Bay, North Berwick
West Bay, North Berwick
Forth Bridge from The Binks
Firth of Clyde, Helensburgh
Bass Rock, in the Firth of Forth, photographed fro…
Bass Rock, in the Firth of Forth, photographed fro…
Bass Rock, in the Firth of Forth, photographed fro…
Gareloch and Firth of Clyde, Helensburgh
Portobello Beach
Taxi Rank, Anstruther Easter Looking towards the D…
Harbour Master's Parking Space, Anstruther Easter…
Winter Scene
Goat Island Light
The New Helensburgh Leisure Centre
Topsham View
Partial Shade,
Helensburgh Leisure Centre
River Otter Tidal Estuary
Dunoon Ferry Terminal
Peace of Mind
Firth of Clyde
The Jolly Sailor
Firth of Clyde, Helensburgh
Second Severn Crossing [Remixed]
Second Severn Crossing
Redshank
Sunset over the Estuary
Helensburgh Pier, Firth of Clyde
The River Taf Estuary at Laugharne (Plus x 1 PiP)
The Boathouse on the Taf Estuary
Sunnier Days
View across the River Exe estuary
Llansteffan
Barmouth Viaduct
Low tide in Barmouth Harbour
Penmaenpool toll bridge
Barmouth Viaduct
Sunset on the Estuary
Devon Panorama
Perfect Day
Estuary
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E PZ 16-50mm F3.5-5.6 OSS
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Panoramic photography is a technique of photography, using specialized equipment or software, that captures images with horizontally elongated fields of view. This means not a single shot cropped down to look like are larger shot will be excluded fr
Panoramic photography is a technique of photography, using specialized equipment or software, that captures images with horizontally elongated fields of view. This means not a single shot cropped down to look like are larger shot will be excluded fr
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Bristol Channel Panorama
This image is a panoramic view of the Bristol Channel from the holiday resort town of Porthcawl in Glamorgan, South Wales.
The panorama is constructed internally by the camera, [A Sony a6000], automatically by keeping your finger on the shutter Button as you rotate the Camera.
It does not have the resolution of an equivalent manually created panoramic image and the fact that is shot in JPEG means that the amount of processing latitude is limited but it is still an acceptable image for it's purpose, and at 4.67MB it's a lot more manageable that the manual .DNG Panoramic I created from similar data that weighed in at 330MB!
The panorama is constructed internally by the camera, [A Sony a6000], automatically by keeping your finger on the shutter Button as you rotate the Camera.
It does not have the resolution of an equivalent manually created panoramic image and the fact that is shot in JPEG means that the amount of processing latitude is limited but it is still an acceptable image for it's purpose, and at 4.67MB it's a lot more manageable that the manual .DNG Panoramic I created from similar data that weighed in at 330MB!
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I started with a totally Manual Film system so learned the "Hard Way" To produce a panoramic image you had to take several shots with approximately 30% overlap, then you needed to take them into Photoshop, Via a scanner in Film days, and carefully manually align and "fade" the images to match.
The systems have come a long way and you can now take a number of images and perform the merge automatically and the system will handle everything.
This Image shows the next stage in the creation of a Panoramic image, currently I think only available on the Sony range - I simply set the selector to Panorama, set the direction of travel and Press the shutter and hold it down as I rotate the camera the Camera does the Rest and a panoramic image is built "In Camera"
I have plans to write a few articles outlining The way that I work for Landscape images and especially How I achieve my "Skies" In Lightroom, but this is just as possible in other packages, such as Gimp so hopefully I can Give something Back as the people I learned from did
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