London Panoramic: The Cutty Sark by A_Joker_B

Photography • Scenic • posted on Dec 05, 2006

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Description

The Cutty Sark was built in 1869 and was one of the last sailing clippers to be built. This ship is now dry-docked at Greenwich and serves as a museum ship. This is the 16th image in this series of panoramas of London. This one took a bit longer than usual but I'm happy with the result. I hadn't seen the Cutty Sark up close for ages so revisiting it was a blast- its more impressive in person. Original 7199x3371 Used Sony Cybershot P200, PSPX, and PTGui Thanks viewing, hope you enjoy!

Comments (25)

kjpweb

7:41PM | Tue, 05 December 2006

Marvelous! Extraordinary work you delivered here. Kudos!

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Syrup

7:46PM | Tue, 05 December 2006

Perhaps one of the most famous ships in the world,it's image used for a equally famous whiskey to probabley the most widely built model ship.And me like a fool till you posted this image hadn't realized it is on public display in London.Rats and missed opportunity. :( Excellent capture! Huh? PSP Ten? I'll add a question how do you find PSPX compared to 9 ,really much different? And you use PT Gui to splice your photo's together or PSP? Thx! :B eaver !

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Biffowitz

8:23PM | Tue, 05 December 2006

Grand shot, what a beauty huh? I bet it's pretty neat to see in person. Nice work!!

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g_i_tammy

9:26PM | Tue, 05 December 2006

Argh matey! To the plank!!! lol, fabulous shot! What a beautiful scene. Seems the weather is good for you and your cam! Did you get to go inside the ship? It's awsome! :o)

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babuci

10:30PM | Tue, 05 December 2006

Excelent shot of this clipper. I have a model made of wood. It was fun to build it!

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uh0o

11:48PM | Tue, 05 December 2006

great job joe!! Another good shot. Makes me wish I was there!

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Garlor

2:59AM | Wed, 06 December 2006

Good result,just a few changes I would have done.The red phone box and car on the left are a distraction. By cropping to just left of the bowsprit the eye would then be led down the ship helped by the curve on the ground.

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kenwas

3:10AM | Wed, 06 December 2006

She is a beauty indeed and you are quite right, very impressive in person. Well done!

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clemens-k

3:13AM | Wed, 06 December 2006

wow, the perspective with 2 vanishing points is simply awesome. very majestic picture

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devineydesignsllc

9:28AM | Wed, 06 December 2006

impressive,also I like the vanishing points,fine as scotch!

Valerie-Ducom

10:44AM | Wed, 06 December 2006

Oh yes, so beautiful picture of historical boat and excellent color and lighting!!! Good day ;)

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mark.spooner

11:04AM | Wed, 06 December 2006

Good shot!

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A_Joker_B

12:27PM | Wed, 06 December 2006

Appreciate the comments folks! Since Corel bought Jasc, PSPX and onwards has been disappointing- yes the improvements are nice but not outstanding. PTGui is used to stitch the individual photos (this was 12 photos stitched together). I didn't go inside the ship but the public are able to roam inside it as well as on the deck for a entrance fee.

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