[dwaugh]

I stood on top of a slash pile to get the best view and I took 17 vertical pictures. I turned over 180 degrees. I think the picture after a bit of work joining them together, turned out pretty good. Let me know what you think. (Note: it was a very bright day (about 2:00 PM) and this is about how everything actually looked, I dont think it looks very washed out like last time.)
The file is pretty big, so slow internet (like me) users be warned.
CLICK HERE

 

[N8 v2.0]

Nice!!!




Is that land being cleared for a housing development?

 

[urbaindk]

Nice!!!




Is that land being cleared for a housing development?

That land was obviously logged. In an abstract way I imagine it was cleared for a housing development. 2x4's have to come from somewhere.

 

[N8 v2.0]

That land was obviously logged. In an abstract way I imagine it was cleared for a housing development. 2x4's have to come from somewhere.

Nice thing that pine trees are a renewable resource ain't it...

 

[SkaredShtles]

Nice thing that pine trees are a renewable resource ain't it...

And they grow like fukkin' weeds out there.

 

[The Toninator]

excellent!!!

 

[urbaindk]

Does anyone know if or where you can print an image like this? I'm imagining that you'd want this photo printed about 6" high and 3 feet long.

 

[Toshi]

well done, dwaugh. the next step is to wait until there is dramatic lighting before even busting out the camera -- in many situations no amount of on-camera or in-photoshop trickery will make up for commonplace lighting.

 

[PatBranch]

Thats really good. It really gives you a perspective Bellingham and the islands.

 

[Tenchiro]

Very cool.

 

[hooples3]

awesome.. good job!!

 

[dwaugh]

NO, there are NO houses going there, don't even think about it!
The owner of www.dropnzone.com said he can send it to kodak to have it printed to hang in the shop.

I might try the shot again if I go riding, later in the day, maybe before sundown.

 

[Skookum]

well done, dwaugh. the next step is to wait until there is dramatic lighting before even busting out the camera -- in many situations no amount of on-camera or in-photoshop trickery will make up for commonplace lighting.

i'll say it one more time.... Get that shot at dawn, morning, first light you know breakfast time....

 

[dwaugh]

If I did it at dawn, the light would be coming from behind the hills, and if I did it at sunset I would get the sun over the bay/islands. I think both would look good.

 

[Qman]

ah....home.
Nice shot. I recognized it immediately.
No houses going in there.....yet. They've put in a culdesac down below there that is being primed for a few houses. It'll be a killer place to live while the trails are still there. According to some publication I read recently Bham had one of the highest housing appreciation rates in the country last year. They're probably waiting a bit to build to cash in on that.

 

[mongo]

Lotta nice Galbraith panoramas here -- http://www.galbraithmt.com/maps/panorama.htm. This one's by Sean Doan. Happy trails... Mongo

 

[dwaugh]

Some nice shots in there, for some reason I have never seen that section of the site.

 

[jdcamb]

Cool pano.

 

[blue]

Nice

 

[maxyedor]

I noticed an airplane in the shot, for giggles you should try and get in every frame. Also plant some damn trees up there, housing development or not all that dead wood is depressing.

 

[cannondalejunky]

it's even better when streched on dual monitors

 

[HOOWAH]

Heya,
Sooo.... This is the first pano i've taken. it was on a 4MP Sony. What did i do wrong? I just had the camera on automatic mode. the sky was changing quickly as the mtn on the far left is the same mtn as on the far right. but i've taken other panorams not worth posting with a light source that doesn't change, but i still get the lines.

How do i take panoramics without the stupid merging lines? it's a cool pic but the lines are a drag.
the photo was merged in photoshop.

 

[maxyedor]

Heya,
Sooo.... This is the first pano i've taken. it was on a 4MP Sony. What did i do wrong? I just had the camera on automatic mode. the sky was changing quickly as the mtn on the far left is the same mtn as on the far right. but i've taken other panorams not worth posting with a light source that doesn't change, but i still get the lines.

How do i take panoramics without the stupid merging lines? it's a cool pic but the lines are a drag.
the photo was merged in photoshop.

You have to set your camera to manual and keep your exposure the same to avoid those lines

 

[dwaugh]

To avoid the change in color, just adjust brightness and contrast in each frame. All of mine were different to begin with. I saw that airplane too... can you see the moon? And there are other things too in the larger higher quality version you might not see on the internet version.

 

[Bicyclist]

What program do you do that with? I want to try that sometime. Do you have to have a special camera or will a regular run of the mill digi work?

All those look good BTW. I really like the city one a lot!

 

[dwaugh]

I just use Paint Shop Pro. It takes some learning and a lot of time to get it perfect, but I think it is worth it. Dual monitors sounds nice... but it is gonna be printed out.... 10 inches tall by 7'8" long.

 

[RaID]

What program do you do that with? I want to try that sometime. Do you have to have a special camera or will a regular run of the mill digi work?

All those look good BTW. I really like the city one a lot!

Try this,
http://www.cs.ubc.ca/~mbrown/autostitch/autostitch.html
if you really cant be bothered stitching it all your self to get results like
this.

This was all using a entry level Canon A400

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