You will note I have changed my blog theme to maximise your opportunity of viewing this 3 image panorama on the biggest scale possible. I hope you enjoy it – it is my first successful attempt at a panoramic and I am pleased with the results
A great subject for the panoramic format. I have been making a lot of panos lately. And I have quickly learned the hard way that foreground interest and panos are not especially good chums. I had read it but as always I had to give it a try.
Good idea to try out a new theme – must be something in the blogosphere as I was inspired to do the same last week. It’s great to see the full page spread effect with your beautiful photos.
Thank you – interestingly I have used this theme in the past for the full page view – however it is not good for allowing back catalogue viewing – which my previous theme fontfolio is very good at. I have eyed up a a pro theme which I will be using for my professional site watch out for that in 2014 😉
I really like the way we develop our ideas through ‘doing’. I’ll certainly look out for the new site.
Stunning.
Always appreciate you support Rigmover – my next post should be right up your street
Ah, that looks peaceful
Thank ypou for having a look around – my archive is worth a look around 🙂
Stunning panoramic shot, Scott. Love the new look. 🙂
Thanks Sylvia – the return to the larger format blog is tempoarray as i dont think it is so good for picking up back catalouge traffic
Well that location apart from being beautiful has got me guessing as to where?
David if I gave you a clue all my local competitors would be all over it ha ha – but it was rather special day. What I will say is it is not the Cairngorm’s 🙂
I will just have to keep guessing!
Nice place and nice photo, a very successful result. The scene almost cries out for panoramic views, especially with all the colours on the trees.
Thanks Sonja – it did cry out for a panorama – however I felt that I needed a larger scale to fully appreciate it, which I tried to acheive by coming back to the Andrea Theme, I think I will publish a single frame tighter composed to show what I mean ( a little bit down the line)
Well done Scott!
thanks Notis please keep watching
The image is very pleasing and just beautiful!
brilliant Amber – i will be working on more creative stuff in 2014
It’s lovely! 🙂
I once took panoramic shots completely by accident. I’ve never managed to do it again since. Signed- a failed photographer.
ha ha – self deprecating humour is the best
Successful indeed. It feels like I’m there standing in the water.
Lyle cheers – I wanted to get the scale across but simply doesnt work – so a little down the way I will post one of my tighter shots – more detail and colour
You definitely should be pleased, Scott! Beautifully spacious and so…alive.
PS: The new theme fits really well, if you ask me (not that you did, of course) 🙂
Thanks Ese – hey the theme thing is always a compromise. I like the big images on Andrea but prefer the ability to scroll through copious amounts of back catalogue from Fontfolio – I have my pro site all planned out – it masters both tasks 🙂
Looks great Scott. What software did you use?
Stitched in Photoshop Elements 11
I’ve also used Photoshop to stitch and have always been amazed at how well it does it.
So you should be, that’s superb! I like the new theme too.
Excellent glad you like it Lorna – the theme if you recal was what I was using prior to fontfolio (which is good to allow people to easily scroll through your back a catalogue)
Pleased? Rightly so, it’s worked really well. RH
Thanks a lot RH – but feel you need the scale on these panoramas to really appreciate the spread of colour
A great subject for the panoramic format. I have been making a lot of panos lately. And I have quickly learned the hard way that foreground interest and panos are not especially good chums. I had read it but as always I had to give it a try.
Good idea to try out a new theme – must be something in the blogosphere as I was inspired to do the same last week. It’s great to see the full page spread effect with your beautiful photos.
Thank you – interestingly I have used this theme in the past for the full page view – however it is not good for allowing back catalogue viewing – which my previous theme fontfolio is very good at. I have eyed up a a pro theme which I will be using for my professional site watch out for that in 2014 😉
I really like the way we develop our ideas through ‘doing’. I’ll certainly look out for the new site.
Stunning.
Always appreciate you support Rigmover – my next post should be right up your street
Ah, that looks peaceful
Thank ypou for having a look around – my archive is worth a look around 🙂
Stunning panoramic shot, Scott. Love the new look. 🙂
Thanks Sylvia – the return to the larger format blog is tempoarray as i dont think it is so good for picking up back catalouge traffic
Well that location apart from being beautiful has got me guessing as to where?
David if I gave you a clue all my local competitors would be all over it ha ha – but it was rather special day. What I will say is it is not the Cairngorm’s 🙂
I will just have to keep guessing!
Nice place and nice photo, a very successful result. The scene almost cries out for panoramic views, especially with all the colours on the trees.
Thanks Sonja – it did cry out for a panorama – however I felt that I needed a larger scale to fully appreciate it, which I tried to acheive by coming back to the Andrea Theme, I think I will publish a single frame tighter composed to show what I mean ( a little bit down the line)
Well done Scott!
thanks Notis please keep watching
The image is very pleasing and just beautiful!
brilliant Amber – i will be working on more creative stuff in 2014
It’s lovely! 🙂
I once took panoramic shots completely by accident. I’ve never managed to do it again since. Signed- a failed photographer.
ha ha – self deprecating humour is the best
Successful indeed. It feels like I’m there standing in the water.
Lyle cheers – I wanted to get the scale across but simply doesnt work – so a little down the way I will post one of my tighter shots – more detail and colour
You definitely should be pleased, Scott! Beautifully spacious and so…alive.
PS: The new theme fits really well, if you ask me (not that you did, of course) 🙂
Thanks Ese – hey the theme thing is always a compromise. I like the big images on Andrea but prefer the ability to scroll through copious amounts of back catalogue from Fontfolio – I have my pro site all planned out – it masters both tasks 🙂
Looks great Scott. What software did you use?
Stitched in Photoshop Elements 11
I’ve also used Photoshop to stitch and have always been amazed at how well it does it.
So you should be, that’s superb! I like the new theme too.
Excellent glad you like it Lorna – the theme if you recal was what I was using prior to fontfolio (which is good to allow people to easily scroll through your back a catalogue)
Pleased? Rightly so, it’s worked really well. RH
Thanks a lot RH – but feel you need the scale on these panoramas to really appreciate the spread of colour