another stitch-up from my day in Brighton.

Heya,

I took this in scotland on holiday.....

Jack

Taken in July at Bowness on Windermere looking towards Ambleside

Made up of six pictures and stitched using CS3 - Original picture is 15 meg after cropping- not bad for a 6meg D50

AyJayEl:

Jack you're a star. Taking photos like this at 13. You'll rule the world by the time you're twenty! Great panorama.

Thanks

I hope i do well when im older in photography because i love it.....its so fun just going out with my mam and dad and obvo the dog , and just finding new places and new pictures

Thanks again,

Jack

John Robinson:

Taken in July at Bowness on Windermere looking towards Ambleside

Made up of six pictures and stitched using CS3 - Original picture is 15 meg after cropping- not bad for a 6meg D50

Heya,

Sorry i was going to post this before but i went to the beach and i just came back from a scout thing sorry,

So thsi is a very intresting shot, there is so much to look at but top right corner is a bit destracing, its to bright but over all loverly shot

Jack

Hi,
I thought I'd revive this thread with a shot from my holiday to Italy in August (more info below)
(Who needs a tripod for pano's?? Try handheld )
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Bigger Version here (original was huge)

This panorama is 5 shots taken handheld whilst on holiday in Italy. Minor PP work apart from the stitching process. This is the Piano Grande, a massive plautea in the Appenines amonsgt some brilliant scenery. It seemed to take forever to get there by car but it was worth the journey, and, despite being in the middle of nowhere the plateau was packed. Campervans and bikes everywhere, the town in the pano' is Castel Luccio, it was very small and very rustic (rundown) but in an awesome style only Italians could manage. In the winter this place is snowed under and the nearest shop is 40-50 miles let alone a supermarket.

SnappyT:

Hi,
I thought I'd revive this thread with a shot from my holiday to Italy in August (more info below)
(Who needs a tripod for pano's?? Try handheld )
.

Bigger Version here (original was huge)

Tim,

Very impressive for handheld, very impressive, it does look remote up there.

It took this on Monday at Blea Water, just southwest of Haweswater in the Lake District, this was taken using a tripod and is HDR, stitched and blended in PSE6.

Click on the image for a larger version.

Cheers, Peter.

Peter J. Jackson:

Tim,

Very impressive for handheld, very impressive, it does look remote up there.

It took this on Monday at Blea Water, just southwest of Haweswater in the Lake District, this was taken using a tripod and is HDR, stitched and blended in PSE6.

Click on the image for a larger version.

Cheers, Peter.

Back from my hols, I thought I'd add this to bring back this thread. Click for larger image.

This is my first that I took on holiday. It is hand held 8 shots and stitched together automatically in PS. You will need to click it to see it properly.