Beautiful Panoramas from Australia

[theoldwolf]

With many thanks to scottrell001 who sent me the individual snaps, I share a few panoramæ showing views from his balcony. I only cheated on a few corners to fill in parallax gaps - otherwise, what you see is what he saw.

















Bonus:


Interesting shot of houses far away, reflecting the light of the sun

Oi! Oi! Oi!

Comments

[ccdesan.livejournal.com]

Thanks, I thought they were gorgeous too.

[(Anonymous)]

Whoa! :o More beautiful that I expected or could ever have imagined when I was taking the pictures. Amazing work putting those together Old Wolf, they took my breath away. :D Brilliant!

[thefoxaroo.livejournal.com]

One of these days I'm going to remember to check that I'm logged in before I post (that Anonymous post is mine).

Something I forgot to add: All the scenes to the right of the panorama are taken from my balcony which faces north, but those on the left are from the room in my apartment which faces west. The master bedroom is situated between the two and no western view from that point, so that's a considerable difference in angular perspective. I'm in awe of the fact Old Wolf that you were able to stitch the photos into continuous sequences so smoothly. Like I said: Brilliant!

[ccdesan.livejournal.com]

That explains the little gap in the middle of these that never quite matched up perfectly, but I'm glad you liked the result! Beautiful views you have there...

[(Anonymous)]

That's nothing compared to real views that I might be able to capture. When I'm able to take time off work I'll visit the places that have decent scenery; the Hawesbury river region, Wondabye mountain, The Blue Mountains, the North Coast and so forth.

This time I'll be able to use the tripod and get more consistent photos. If I'd known that you had the software and the skill to assemble such beautiful panoramae I'd have done so already.

It's a bad time at the moment though; busy season at my office doesn't end until after Christmas, and summer is out of the question for places like the Hawkesbury and Wondabyne due to the deadly snakes at large in the hot weather.

[ccdesan.livejournal.com]

No rush. If you have time to get anything, I'll see if I can sticth them together.