Reversible Destiny Office
by tamatama

Comment:
And people get paid millions to come up with this stuff ... ;-)

Good composition and lighting. If this was Advanced editing (or for a print) I'd probably play with a perspective-correction tool to try and straighten the mid-ground verticals a bit.

Eiffel Tower, the natural way!
by Silent-Shooter

Comment:
Good job making the web stand out from the background and retaining the fine threads.

The Mushroom House of Powder Mill Park
by smichener

Comment:
Very cool place, but doesn't look built for earthquake country where I am ...

"Lucy the Elephant" - Built 1882 - National Historic Landmark
by JCrest01

Comment:
My first thought was "Hindu version of the Illiad ..." ;-)

Longaberger Basket Main Office Building
by Keith_W

Comment:
ou wouldn't think a basketry company would need a seven-story office building. I like that it's out in a field, not surrounded by other high-rises ...

Medievil bizzare
by jagar

Comment:
Pretty tricky contruction job!

Cliff dwellings of Mars
by PhotoDave

Comment:
That 68,000mm lens really comes in handy sometimes! ;-)

Team Challenge 2010
by tjbel05

Comment:
Very nice stop-motion shot (very sharp for that shutter speed!), and the relatively shallow DOF works well.

Without the context of knowing something about the event, but just looking at the position and compositional relationship of the major elements of the photo, that (diving headfirst at a wooden rail) looks like a really dumb thing to do. ;-)

Whitby
by SaraR

Comment:
Excellently done, especially for handheld. Even with a pan/tilt head (with levels), it's hard to get a perfectly horizontal pan action.

If you want more foreground or sky (or just higher resolution), remember that you can shoot with the camera in portrait orientation and still stitch them, and also that you can take two or three rows of images zoomed in closer -- AutoStitch will work in two dimensions.

I note you list the shutter times as "various" -- usually when shooting panoramics for stitching you should shoot in manual mode at the same settings throughout, or you can get uncorrectable banding (especially across flat areas like a blue sky).

"Hindsight"
by Rmac

Comment:

Originally posted by SandyP: It's a fairy tale.

In the thumbnail view, that branch looks like a unicorn's horn ... :-)

Message edited by author 2010-01-30 23:18:17.