Take a stroll around Victoria's Inner Harbour by clicking on the tiny pic above. You will then see a panorama 16 megapixels wide. You may have to click it again to see it full size. Then you can scroll from one side to the other. This panorama is 18 separate photos stitched together. My apologies to viewers with a slow internet connection - this photo may take a while to download - it's HUGE. But if you wait for it I think you will enjoy.
Saturday, September 12, 2009
Panoramic View - Johnson Street Bridge to Laurel Point
Take a stroll around Victoria's Inner Harbour by clicking on the tiny pic above. You will then see a panorama 16 megapixels wide. You may have to click it again to see it full size. Then you can scroll from one side to the other. This panorama is 18 separate photos stitched together. My apologies to viewers with a slow internet connection - this photo may take a while to download - it's HUGE. But if you wait for it I think you will enjoy.
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Wow! That's some panorama!
ReplyDeleteThat IS super-kool ! A regular 'study' in detail.
ReplyDeleteSomething around 180 degrees would be my guess. Anyway to make it a full 360? My computer took a minute and a half to download.
It would be cool if you had the Coho Ferry in somewhere, perhaps entering from the outer harbour,and/or a floatplane landing. Guess it would mean returning to the same shoot-location.
Thanks for sharing Benjamin.
We moved from Victoria a year ago now, and it's comforting to see that some things just never really change. Great job!!
ReplyDeleteYou really know how to use that lens.
ReplyDeleteGood work. Keep it up.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Regards,
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