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made from 10 braketted photos in two strips, Firstly made into HDr using After Shot pro then stitched with autostitch
Panoramic view of the Strait of Juan de Fuca from our front deck as stitched by digitus_malus. Danke Andreas!
This was the view from our back door around 8 a.m. Not much of a snow-fall but it was wet and stuck to everything. North of Watson's Corners, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada. This panorama was constructed from 3 horizontal photos by the free version of Autostitch.
Sorry for the really bad panorama, but it was getting really late. I may try and re-shoot and upload a better one (where the crib & footstool aren't all blurry and the room isn't so dark). Note the walls are actually a tan color; the greenish color comes from the lamp shade.
Last time you saw this room, it looked like this. It used to look like this. However, it is still much smaller than it appears here.
Salt Springs: An abandoned house that sits on a bluff above the spring. It is now fenced off from access to the springs, the land and house in disrepair, and probably beyond restoration.
Greetings to Flickr friends... sharing this shot, favorite from the steeple raising some time back. Now less than 2 weeks to Dedication!
A panoramic detail of a small rapids caused by a shelf in the limestone with water from the Mississippi River flowing over it. Pakenham, Ontario, Canada. This panorama was constructed from 9 horizontal photos by the free version of Autostitch.
This sunset was so beautiful it still makes my heart hurt.
I was going to crop to a rectangle but I like the crazy curved boundaries better.
taken on Lodore Road, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada. This panorama was constructed from 4 horizontal photos by the free version of Autostitch.
Scary stuff waiting for the trick or treaters. Burnstown, Renfrew County, Ontario, Canada. This panorama was constructed from 2 horizontal photos by the free version of Autostitch.
Finally back from my trip, but most of the photo are still in SD card, here is one from iphone. Will work on my photo soon, try to overcome jet lag first, stay tune~
Opportunity sol 4140 ( Sep 17, 2015 ) false color panorama of Marathon Valley floor, Endeavour crater, Meridiani Plain, Mars.
This reads from right to left: how the bolcheviks "freed" Tadjikistan and developped the country's agriculture and industry.
The most interesting relics from soviet time are actually indoors nowadays.... too bad access is often restricted but i entered there thanks to my work.
Painted wall in the reception room of the Kokhi Vakhdat conference hall, Dushanbe, november 2012.
Fr: Propagande en panoramique. salle de réception du centre de conférence Kokhi Vakhdat, Douchanbé, Tadjikistan, novembre 2012.
(assembled using autostitch)
Opportunity sol 4159 ( Oct 6, 2015 ) false color panorama looking south west in Marathon Valley, Endeavour crater, Meridiani Plain, Mars.
Opportunity sol 4169 ( Oct 16, 2015 ) false color panorama looking west in Marathon Valley, Endeavour crater, Meridiani Plain, Mars.
Opportunity sol 4203 ( Nov 20, 2015 ) false color closeup panorama of "Pvt Isaac White" soil in Marathon Valley, Endeavour crater, Meridiani Plain, Mars.
This is the treehouse on ko chang, basic accomodation (bamboo huts with shared squat toilets and mandis instead of showers) but by fuck the food was excellent so we stayed further up the beach and came here for dinner
Opportunity sol 4180 ( Oct 28, 2015 ) colorized MI closeup panorama of soil in Marathon Valley, Endeavour crater, Meridiani Plain, Mars.
The only city hall that I know of that is perched on a rock in a river, Bamberg's signature building is an astonishing piece of renaissance architecture.
Several photos were stitched together with Autostitch to get this view.
I have submitted this picture to Wikipedia for their Bamberg article.
Opportunity sol 4182 - 4183 ( Oct 30-31, 2015 ) false color panorama looking south in Marathon Valley, Endeavour crater, Meridiani Plain, Mars.
lurking beside the stone bridge in Pakenham, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada. The tree is a victim of the past winter, as we had free passage here last fall. This panorama was constructed from 12 horizontal photos by the free version of Autostitch.
The Saint Stevens Church in Nijmegen, the Netherlands. It was destroyed in WW II, which is probably the reason for the wooden ceiling.
Better if viewed Large.