[Theme] Do you have a stitched photo?

[Akira]

Another one: sunbathing tourists by the river-   

Nice perspective, Paco!

Dawn in pink.  8-stitch pano.

[HCS]

Some very nice stitches in here 

Here's my try, Rotterdam from the Euromast, almost 360 view.

[DougB]

One from the top of Alora, Spain (N of Malaga)
9 images - D3S & 24-120 @ 42mm 280 ISO. Stitched with ICE

[DougB]

 A "few" barrels of sherry
From the Gonzalez Byass winery in Jerez de la Frontera (Cadiz) Spain - 2016
D3S - 28-105mm @28mm. (f7 - 1\80 ) 11 photos compiled in ICE

[Akira]

Here's my try, Rotterdam from the Euromast, almost 360 view.

Hans, that is an impressive pano of the beautiful old city.

Doug, the pano works splendidly to depict these sherry barrels!

[Bent Hjarbo]

A view of the harbour of Chania, taken on our recently NG event on Crete.

[Bjørn Rørslett]

A "few" barrels of sherry
From the Gonzalez Byass winery in Jerez de la Frontera (Cadiz) Spain - 2016

A subject perfectly suited for the "pencil" format !!

[Jakov Minić]

Beautiful panoramas on this page.
Bjørn, good seen, the pencils

[HCS]

Hans, that is an impressive pano of the beautiful old city.

Doug, the pano works splendidly to depict these sherry barrels!

Thank you very much Akira. Whether or not Rotterdam could be called an old city, depends on the frame of reference. There is much new(ish) architecture in Rotterdam because of the fact that it was bombed heavily in the WWII, hardly anything of the inner city was still in tact after that war.

Glad you liked the pano.

[Akira]

Hans, thanks for the info on Rotterdam.  My comment was based on the impression of the pano of the city: the placements of the building and rich foliage carries some atmosphere of a historical city.  Even the "old" city was destroyed unfortunately, the way they rebuilt the "new" city should also be based on their traditional sensitivities.

My only real experience of Rotterdam was when I viewed the city at night from the plane preparing for landing on Brussels in 1982.  The lightings of the city looked so beautiful.

[Jakov Minić]

Hans, thanks for the info on Rotterdam.  My comment was based on the impression of the pano of the city: the placements of the building and rich foliage carries some atmosphere of a historical city.  Even the "old" city was destroyed unfortunately, the way they rebuilt the "new" city should also be based on their traditional sensitivities.

My only real experience of Rotterdam was when I viewed the city at night from the plane preparing for landing on Brussels in 1982.  The lightings of the city looked so beautiful.

Rotterdam is a beautiful modern old city and Hans' panorama could easily decorate the Rotterdam City Hall!

[HCS]

Rotterdam is a beautiful modern old city and Hans' panorama could easily decorate the Rotterdam City Hall!

Thank you Akira and Jakov. Sorry Akira, i misunderstood your "old city" comment. I too tend to like cities better at night, from a plane.

Jakov, the size of the pano is ginormous, it could indeed easily fill a wall (49 vertical images @ 36 Mpix  )

[JJChan]

Beautiful pinks Akira

Here is one from the 1st address in Japan

[Akira]

Thank you Akira and Jakov. Sorry Akira, i misunderstood your "old city" comment. I too tend to like cities better at night, from a plane.

Jakov, the size of the pano is ginormous, it could indeed easily fill a wall (49 vertical images @ 36 Mpix  )

No worries, Hans.  I don't think you misunderstood my comment. 

49-stitch pano of 36MP images?!  Man, you could print it infinitely large!

Beautiful pinks Akira

Here is one from the 1st address in Japan

Thanks, JJ.  Nice pano.  Which lens did you use, and how many images did you stitch?  A tripod and the entrance pupil adjustment would be necessary to shoot such a pano with deeper perspective.

[JJChan]

Thanks, JJ.  Nice pano.  Which lens did you use, and how many images did you stitch?  A tripod and the entrance pupil adjustment would be necessary to shoot such a pano with deeper perspective.

Thanks Akira

5 images shot RAW Df, ISO400, 1/200 f9, AF-S 35mm f1.4 handheld

JJ