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There are two places in Whitby Harbour where you're not meant to be moored and so the title comes from this being one of them although nobody seems to take any notice.
It seemed like a good test for the software as the boat was moving ever so slightly on a rising tide. This is the result of eight images.
We finally got a sunset on the east coast this weekend. Did you?
| Camera: | canon eos-1DsMKII |
| Lens: | EF100-400L@200mm |
| Recording media: | JPEG (digital) |
| Title: | No Parking |
| Username: | 
keithh |
| Uploaded: | 21 May 2007 - 9:02 AM |
| Tags: | Boat, Coble, Digitally manipulated, Gulls, Harbour, Landscape / travel, Salmon, Transport, Whitby |
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Yip nice it is too.
The other pano from staithes i thought he has hired a boat to get out on the water to get the shot looking back to staithes!..
Yesterday that illusion was shattered i dicovered how it was done.
You live and learn and feel stupid at times lol.....
Dave
I like that Keith, a really nice shot and as always a different type of pano from yourself. Not the normal landscape etc. Works well, would love to see this large tho ie printed. 2000 pixels wide and only about 240 pixels or so high just doesn't seem to do it justice.
Simon
Hehe, yeah typical sounds good. No good being too technical here 
LOL, we no need no stinking forums, we use your pics to chat. Slow here this morning. As a matter of interest have you used the pano stitcher in CS3 Keef? I was well impressed with it, top job first time.
I always wondered how pano's should be composed, but this just shows that the same rules apply, ie, rule of thirds is a good starting point.
It's interesting to see that pano's seem to work best without the traditional lead in lines / subject to grab your interest and then lead you through the photo. All the pano's I've seen that try and incorporate those features seem to look odd. Maybe it's the format of the picture that makes those tricks less effective?
At first I couldn't work out why the boat being central wasn't a problem. Then I realised that it's actually on a third, albeit the central third.
They are harder to compose and the wider you go the harder they get with no absolute view of the finished image. i find that you can lose the FG interest with detriment and sometimes, but not always fix the main subject centrally as with pieces this big, the viewer will often start in the centre of the image and then wander from there.
talking of sizes...it won't make it to EPZ, but I just completed a 12 foot by three foot panorama of the whole of Whitby harbour front.....and it's 4gb and took three hours to stitch in auto mode.
cheers guys...
Simon keeps telling me things are simple that I don't even understand. Whatever - like the image and enjoy the constant reminders I have so much to learn and th eopportunity to do so, Feel a masterclass beckoning.
It's a real pity that these panos aren't getting far more interest on here Keith, but I suppose that the best place for them is printed, framed and up on the wall at their intended size, rather than trying to shoehorn them into a relatively small on-screen format!!!
Paul
I bet they'd get more interest if I chucked a red sky in - mind you I bet it ends the day well up in the most viewed rankings
....red sky one planned for this weekend,...with luck - LOL
ta muchly guys
in print - a fave of mine
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