Bog River Bridge
by Wayne Jones
Editor's Pick Award, 2008 First Honorable Mention -- Man & Nature Gallery
I shot this Adirondack scene three years ago, and never got it to stitch exactly right until I re-did it recently in the photomerge program in Photoshop CS3. It’s a stitch of 6 vertical frames, and when I shot it, my tripod apparently went off-level as I was nearly swept off the flat rocks where I was precariously wading (which is also why I did not move that little stick on the right side).
P.S. I added the larger version because it's hard to see the detail in long panoramas at 720 pixels wide.
Sigma 18-200 @ 21 mm.
1/5 sec. @ f/18
6 Vertical frames, stitched
Tripod; homemade pano bracket; mirror up; release cable
Comments
27 commentsWayne
Shutter speed is perfect, and the pano. format complements the scene very well.
That large piece of wood doesn't bother me at all. In fact, the direction it points seems to complement the flowline of the rushing water.
Well done, sir!
John & Patty
Carol
Wish you good health and prosperous new year. Of course let the light be with you for years to come