more than 360 degree panorama by Richardphotos

Photography • Landscape • posted on Dec 28, 2008

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I used 12 captures for this, but could have done with less.I had to fill in the grass a lot and I cropped most of the sky.far from being quality work but with that much angle there was distortion. I did one and then decided to include the whole gazebo. I was on a small hill overlooking my favorite city park.this link will afford an aerial view. the vantage point of my pano was from the top center http://www.samuellfarm.com/ thanks for viewing and any comments

Comments (98)

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flora-crassella

5:24AM | Sun, 28 December 2008

... a lonesome scenery with a lonesome bank.... wonderful panorama!

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STEVIEUKWONDER

5:29AM | Sun, 28 December 2008

What a picturesque shot Richard. Lovely work my friend! Hope you have a Happy & Healthy New Year...........BIG TIME!!!!! Steve ;o)

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jeroni

5:30AM | Sun, 28 December 2008

Beautiful composition. excellent panorama

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DarkStormCrow

5:31AM | Sun, 28 December 2008

Excellent work and scene..

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saretta

5:31AM | Sun, 28 December 2008

Amazing composition and result,just wonderful!!!!!Happy New Year to you and your loved ones!!Hugs!!Sara :-)

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durleybeachbum

5:32AM | Sun, 28 December 2008

So clever, Richard!!

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carlx

5:33AM | Sun, 28 December 2008

Superb panorama capture!!!

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rainbows

5:37AM | Sun, 28 December 2008

Wonderful work, dear Richard. What a view. Hugs and kisses. Diane.

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huismus

5:41AM | Sun, 28 December 2008

Wonderful work, well done Richard!

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fredster66

5:41AM | Sun, 28 December 2008

12 captures? That is amazing. Excellent results!

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stevey3d

5:42AM | Sun, 28 December 2008

Very cool Richard! Superbly matched!

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Ravenlady

5:48AM | Sun, 28 December 2008

WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Superb cool Richard!!! :D Nice done

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claude19

6:06AM | Sun, 28 December 2008

WONDERFUL composition for a great landscape! SUPERB shots :::

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schonee

6:08AM | Sun, 28 December 2008

WOW amazing Richard!

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LBJ2

6:19AM | Sun, 28 December 2008

Cool work, Richard. It really looks great. Fantastic work on glueing it all together. Great idea, too.

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BessieB

6:22AM | Sun, 28 December 2008

Very clever work Richard, I love the colours but also would love to sit on that bench. Another glorious bench scene.

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lyron

6:33AM | Sun, 28 December 2008

Wonderful work!!

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Hendesse

6:35AM | Sun, 28 December 2008

Fantastic panorama, looks very impressive. Excellent work!

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B_PEACOCK

6:47AM | Sun, 28 December 2008

Looks fantastic Richard. Really cool how you do these

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NekhbetSun

7:12AM | Sun, 28 December 2008

This is wonderfully composed Richard !!! ....really cool work ! Happy New Year & Hugs Mina

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virginiese

7:44AM | Sun, 28 December 2008

nice panorama and great place !

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Thelby

7:45AM | Sun, 28 December 2008

Looks pretty good Richard. I could even use it to light a 3D Scene in Vue as a LDRI/IBL, (with Permission of Course)!!! This is nice and seemless, too!!! Happy New Year!!!

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PIERRE25

7:49AM | Sun, 28 December 2008

Superbe panorama!

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flaviok

7:50AM | Sun, 28 December 2008

Um panorama brilhante, realização perfeita Richard, aplausos (5)

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2Loose2Trek

7:52AM | Sun, 28 December 2008

Amazing composite ... well done.

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timtripp

7:56AM | Sun, 28 December 2008

marvelous!

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abuyhia

8:12AM | Sun, 28 December 2008

Superb!

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bmac62

8:20AM | Sun, 28 December 2008

Outstanding. I've got a long way to go reference doing panoramas...I haven't done any yet. But being a map guy and always interested in where north is in order to orient myself, it would be neat in my book if you could add a north arrow or maybe even better, an arrow indicating N, E, S and W. I hadn't thought of this but looking at 360 degrees...might add interest. Bill