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A panoramic I took from my last day of hiking this year. Those two rocks leaning against each other to the right are glacial remnants leftover from the end of the last ice age and are marked as "The lovers" on the local trail maps.
Holga Panoramic 120 plastic camera
It is quite challenging to envision panoramic images when your brain is wired for 1:1 and 4:3 aspect ration composition.
But in the end it is an enjoyable pano camera.
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Information about the 19th century painters that created beautiful art here can be found all around the lake.
These are two panoramics from my hike to Mt. Major yesterday. It's a very popular hike in New Hampshire. In the background you can see lake Winnipesaukee, as well as multiple islands. It was almost too hot for hiking yesterday.
My apology that these are captured by my mobile phone and therefore not DSLR quality.
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Pano of 7 vertical images, because the light was beautiful al over the place, please click on L to see the full size.
I happened upon this “Full McD" double-arch rainbow just after driving through a drenching thunderstorm - Longmont, CO
Αυτός ο άγνωστος ορμίσκος με το όνομα Βαλτούδι,στην παραλιακή γραμμή του Πηλίου,αποδείχτηκε αστείρευτο φωτογραφικό χρυσωρυχείο με τις ψαράδικες βαρκούλες,τα μικρά σκάφη αναψυχής και τα δαντελωτά πρωινά σύννεφα να καθρεφτίζονται στα σχεδόν ακύμαντα νερά του. This unknown cove named Valtoudi, on the coastline of Pelion, turned out to be an endless photographic goldmine with fishing boats, small pleasure craft and lacy morning clouds reflected in its almost still waters.
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Ορμίσκος Βαλτούδι Μηλίνα στο Πήλιο Cove Valtoudi at Milina coastal mount Pelion
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One of my favourite villages and I make a point to visit it on every trip I make to Cyprus. It is very close to the Monastery of Macheras and to another favourite village of Phikardou.
The creation of these villages are linked with the foundation of the Macheras Monastery circa 1160 and were given as a privilege to the new Monastery during the Byzantine era.
During 1192-1489 when the Lusignans ruled the island they implemented the feudal system and abolished the privileges of the monastery. The village was given as a fief to some Lusignan. The Orthodox population reacted by saying the phrase "the land of the Lusignians, in the Cypriot dialect "Lazaniades". From this phrase came the name of the village.
According to the 2001 census, it had 33 inhabitants. By 2018 there were only 7. However, the village has had a flow of development recently and during weekends several families return from the towns where they sought employment and salvation.
For those interested in the creation of this panoramic, it comprises eight portrait shots @70mm, hand held so there is ample overlap. It was stiched together effortlessly in LightRoom.
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