Panorama Gone Wild!

[Judy Howle]

I included one image that didn't belong that caused this "interpretation" of the image. I only cropped off a small part that jutted up on the lower right side and smoothed the bottom a little. I rather liked it!

[denise ippolito]

I love it! Creative fun and interesting. One tiny tiny thing-the little black strip on the edge in the LLC.

[Judy Howle]

You have good eyes, I hadn't noticed it, duh! I probably saw it originally in the large size and forgot to fix it and when I reduced the size it was harder to see. My vision is not what it used to be. Here is the revised image.

[denise ippolito]

Looks great Judy!!

[Julie Kenward]

Wonderful creativity here, Judy! I love the placement of the image and the diagonal lines are fantastic. This is so interesting to look at.

Did you try any other shades of blue in the BG? I was wondering how a darker blue (almost navy) would look.

[Paul Lagasi]

Nice work...thats what were here for OOTB, which this image surely is....Well done

[Kerry Perkins]

Hi Judy, this is great! It looks like something is pulling the landscape into the upper right corner and out of the frame! Really interesting and different. I would make a big print and display it with a "frameless picture frame".

[Hazel Grant]

very creative! Good work. Makes me want to try something like this.

[Jackie Schuknecht]

Really creative Judy. Like the image, definitely for OOTB. Well done.

[Arthur Morris]

I love it. But i give up. How did you create this? Can we see what you started with? That sky is killer. Where was the image created?

[Cheryl Slechta]

Judy - I love it! Very, very creative and like Artie I have no idea how you did it:)

[Hilary Hann]

Excellent, love it and makes me want to experiment more in different ways which is difficult because I'm already experimenting enough to drive the family crazy. :D

[Judy Howle]

Thanks Jules. I spent a lot of time trying different blues and liked this better than darker or lighter shades and the gradient worked I think.

[Judy Howle]

Thanks Paul! It was a happy accident!

[Judy Howle]

Thanks Kerry! Gee, I'm amazed there are so many comments and I wasn't around to read them. I was out taking and processing 3 more sunsets!!

[Judy Howle]

Thanks Artie. It was a supposedly simple photomerge panorama that turned out like this. Just a happy accident! I guess one of the images didn't match well - it was handheld. The image was created near the John C. Stennis Lock and Dam on the Tenn-Tom Waterway in Columbus MS.

[Judy Howle]

Thanks Cheryl. The title really explains it, panorama gone wild. That's what happened when I merged the images. I guess one image didn't belong or was off-kilter. I had so many images to process I didn't go back and examine them closely, I just said "Wow!" and processed it.

[Judy Howle]

This is what I got when I merged 3 images. Pretty bizarre!

[Judy Howle]

This is my other, "normal" crop with Topaz Adjust to enhance it.

[denise ippolito]

Judy, I love the normal crop too. TFS

[Judy Howle]

Thanks Denise. I might re-work it and maybe soften it a bit and print one. I wish I had room for a pano gallery in my house, I have quite a few that I like. I never took pano shots until a couple of years ago when I watched a friend stitch one in Photoshop and I couldn't believe how easy it was so I started taking them.

[Hilary Hann]

Love the regular crop as well.

[Judy Howle]

Thanks Hilary.