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I haven't been out shooting much lately, but I have been listening to a few technique podcasts so I pulled out some photos from my last caching trip in Georgetown South and decided to try a panoramic using Photoshop Photo Merge instead of Panorama Factory.
The subject is simply a field that will be a subdivision shortly. You can see the newer homes on the right hand side.
This was stitched from 33 photos, and produced a 58 megapixel image before I knocked it down to a more reasonable size for Flickr.
Effects added include a conversion to Black and White using the "Infrared" preset, and then I added a warming filter (adjustment layer) on top of the Infrared layer to give the effect.
The camera+lens combination:
Nikon D200, f/14, 1/160 sec, ISO 100.
18mm (Nikkor 18-200 VRII)
Manual exposure set to keep it consistent across the photos.
Georgetown RR. MP15's #9010 & 9011 are running around their train at Georgetown, TX on April 4, 2008. The railroad primarily hauls stone from a large quarry to a connection with the UP.(misc60887b)
This is the Old Stone School House in Georgetown Maine. A one room schoolhouse that has been preserved by the town.
Georgetown, capital of the Cooperative Republic of Guyana was established on a low, flat coastal plain near the mouth of the Demerara River.
Stayed just across from Georgetown a few weeks ago so one evening i walked over the Key Bridge to find a place for dinner and take some shots of the area as the sunset.
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