James Shadle
06-10-2008, 08:22 PM
Congratulations Brian Wong!
Indiana Jones Pin Ball
EOS 20D, 16-35/2.8 @16mm, cable release, pano-head tripod
1/2.5 sec, f/16, ISO 400, bracketed exposure.
I don't recall if David said he made any panoramas inside the canyon during his trip, but adding to everyone's nice Antelope Canyon images is this 5 frame (horizontal) panorama photographed last year (approx 150 degrees HFOV before cropping off the left side). Curious if the partial right boulder adds mystery or tension??
Thank you for looking, and your tips for improvement is always appreciated.
Thank you for the suggestion on removing the boulder, and the color. I too had lots of fun down there!
In the original posted panorama image, I had initially cropped off the left portion next to the passage way. In this repost image, I included back more of the left portion of the image, and cropped off the right side (removing the boulder-pin-ball).
I reduced the saturation some more, plus I also decided to flip the image horizontally. It does looks different. What do you think ... hope it is an improvement?
Indiana Jones Pin Ball
EOS 20D, 16-35/2.8 @16mm, cable release, pano-head tripod
1/2.5 sec, f/16, ISO 400, bracketed exposure.
I don't recall if David said he made any panoramas inside the canyon during his trip, but adding to everyone's nice Antelope Canyon images is this 5 frame (horizontal) panorama photographed last year (approx 150 degrees HFOV before cropping off the left side). Curious if the partial right boulder adds mystery or tension??
Thank you for looking, and your tips for improvement is always appreciated.
Thank you for the suggestion on removing the boulder, and the color. I too had lots of fun down there!
In the original posted panorama image, I had initially cropped off the left portion next to the passage way. In this repost image, I included back more of the left portion of the image, and cropped off the right side (removing the boulder-pin-ball).
I reduced the saturation some more, plus I also decided to flip the image horizontally. It does looks different. What do you think ... hope it is an improvement?