Post your Panoramics!

[lion rock]

Took a short road trip through HW 219 in WV., passed by Moncove Lake and took a series photos of the lake for stitch into a pano.
Handheld with 70-200, 2.8II.
-r

 

[chauncey]

Tis a macro rose, stacked and merged to over 40" @ 300 ppi.

 

[Sporgon]

How funny that you should post that picture. I've just finished another pano shot with the 40 mm pancake, and look at the name of the boat ! The 40 mm is definitely a 'vital spark' of lenses !

Nice picture(s)

many thanks Don. Some people go storm chasing - I go smouldering sunset chasing !

 

[kaswindell]

Copenhagen, Denmark from the top of the Church of Our Saviour - Handheld, 5 frames, 5D3+24-105 @45mm, 1/400, f/11, ISO200

 

[Click]

Very nice picture, Keith.

 

[kaswindell]

Pleasant Bay, Cape Breton, NS from an overlook on the Cabot Trail - Handheld, 5 frames, 5D3+24-105 @105mm, 1/200, f/16, ISO200

 

[kaswindell]

'Beyond the Rest'
8 frame portrait stitch pano 7D + 40mm pancake

Very nice!

 

[zim]

'Beyond the Rest'
8 frame portrait stitch pano 7D + 40mm pancake

Very nice!

Thanks Keith!

and cool pano and so close to Glasgow!! ;D

 

[Click]

Pleasant Bay, Cape Breton, NS from an overlook on the Cabot Trail - Handheld, 5 frames, 5D3+24-105 @105mm, 1/200, f/16, ISO200

Beautiful. Nicely done, Keith.

 

[CTJohn]

Sunset from South Beach...

 

[Mickat]

Brisbane city - Australia

 

[Click]

Brisbane city - Australia

Lovely shot. Well done.

 

[kaswindell]

Brisbane city - Australia

Lovely shot. Well done.

Yes, great color in the reflections

 

[jbirkphoto]

Stonehenge

 

[Click]

Stonehenge

Excellent shot. Beautiful. Well done.

 

[Mickat]

Thanks Click & Kaswindell

Kakadu National Park - Yellow Water Billabong

 

[Click]

Kakadu National Park - Yellow Water Billabong

Beautiful reflection. I really like this picture.

 

[GammyKnee]

Brisbane city - Australia

That's just gorgeous - really needs to be on a wall!

 

[MichaelG]

The first picture of the stairway might challenge your mind It is created out of a 360x180 degree panorama.

 

[Click]

The first picture of the stairway might challenge your mind It is created out of a 360x180 degree panorama.

Cool pictures. I especially like the first one. Well done, Michael.