Posted by Eric A. Rosen on January 25, 2007 at 1:06 AM
at Yosemite...
Here is a shot from Glacier Point area of Yosemite taken in June 2006. While up at Glacier in the afternoon I decided on trying something different. This is a shot of both Nevada Fall and Vernal Fall shot as a vertical panrorama. I shot 6 images in vertical format and then stitched them together in panorama factory...
Tech
D2x
70-200
ISO 100
Enjoy
Image might be a bit chunky when I downsized it for posting purposes.. Original was 7581-4173 pixels...
Eric, I'm not sure you could find a better place anywhere to capture such a wonderful scene. This is a very detailed view from this area. It sure brought back many fond memories from that area & the view in itself.
Posted by Jim Goldstein on January 25, 2007 at 2:12 AM
Great shot Eric!
Posted by Richard Wong on January 25, 2007 at 2:32 AM
Cool perspective. Feels like I'm going to fall into the scene.
Very nice, Eric! The stitching job is excellent. My only nit is the pine branch poking into the URC, otherwise the image is wonderful. Lots of good memories are evoked by this shot. Thanks!
-PB
Posted by John W. Wall on January 25, 2007 at 1:22 PM
Dynamite shot, Eric. Bring a saw next time. I'd love a poster of that, though it might make people dizzy.
Posted by Lon Overacker on January 25, 2007 at 5:42 PM
Wow! awesome Eric. From what vantage point is this taken. I've never hiked beyond the Valley, so it's unfamiliar to me. I don't mind the tree too much. You have enough of it in there that it's obvious it was intended. It adds to the perspective.
Cool!
Lon
Posted by Cory Freeman on January 27, 2007 at 10:02 AM
Cool shot Eric! I haven't been to yosemite, valley area, since '99. You've got some good light here and some interesting clouds too.
Discussion
9 repliesHere is a shot from Glacier Point area of Yosemite taken in June 2006. While up at Glacier in the afternoon I decided on trying something different. This is a shot of both Nevada Fall and Vernal Fall shot as a vertical panrorama. I shot 6 images in vertical format and then stitched them together in panorama factory...
Tech
D2x
70-200
ISO 100
Enjoy
Image might be a bit chunky when I downsized it for posting purposes.. Original was 7581-4173 pixels...
http://www.pbase.com/image/73519852/original.jpg
Have you got around to printing these panos as yet?
-PB
Cool!
Lon