Fisher Towers in Grey
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AlanLichty
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13 frames is a lot of suture work but the result is quite fantastic. I like the broad view and the engaging palette.
Michael13
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Thanks Guys! I overlap pano shots about 1/3 of each frame, still, this is well over 180 degrees field of view. It would be way cool if we were a binary system with two suns and shadows going everywhere. But it would also probably mess with our gravity and really limit astrophotography. Oh well.
This is super cool Michael! Love the IR look, I have a few from the Devil's Tower and the Badlands I started to look at to process, this will give me a bit of a kick in the rear!
I had also been thinking of the Fisher Towers about a month ago when I was up in Arches. I was thinking of places to shoot the Milky Way at, so that came to mind. It's been a long time since I had been to the Towers, so I wasn't sure if the angles would work right, but I might have to scope it out again.
Oh... And I recently shot an IR pano, and I was thinking I hadn't seen any IR photos done from a pano, and here you go with a huge 13 frame pano. It's going to make my 2 frame pano seem a bit weak, but it will be a first for me in IR I think.
I had also been thinking of the Fisher Towers about a month ago when I was up in Arches. I was thinking of places to shoot the Milky Way at, so that came to mind. It's been a long time since I had been to the Towers, so I wasn't sure if the angles would work right, but I might have to scope it out again.
Oh... And I recently shot an IR pano, and I was thinking I hadn't seen any IR photos done from a pano, and here you go with a huge 13 frame pano. It's going to make my 2 frame pano seem a bit weak, but it will be a first for me in IR I think.