This is a variation on the panoramas I’ve been doing off and on over the past few months. It’s a vertorama, composed of seven individual frames stacked one on top of the other. Taken from about 935 feet above ground at the Mount Holyoke Summit House.
Rosie and I took a trip over to Shelburne Falls this weekend to take some photos of cool stuff (like, say, a bridge covered in flowers [photo!] and prehistoric glacial potholes [photo!]). I also took 10 frames with the intention of making [...]
I took advantage of the nice weather today to study for my French exam shoot some photos and collect some sound at the Wentworth Farm Conservation Area near my house in Amherst, Mass.
The result was the best panorama I’ve put together so far (click to enlarge) and a mediocre Soundslides project.
Today I made my second attempt at making a panorama image using Photomerge, this time with tripod and adjustable lens at hand, and the result was a lot better. Not great, or even that good really, but better (click to enlarge image).
This image consists of 17 [...]
I spent the morning reading up on using Photomerge, a feature in Adobe Photoshop that let’s you stitch multiple frames together to create a really wide image.
The above image (click to enlarge) was my first attempt, and is admittedly pretty crappy. I’m visiting my family in New Jersey, so I [...]
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