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Meaty0
26th of February 2006 (Sun), 06:04
They're actually a group of extinct volcanoes, just north of Brisbane.

http://img99.imageshack.us/img99/1745/malenylower10eg.jpg
sparker1
26th of February 2006 (Sun), 08:12
Can hardly see the mountains (glass?), but the valley makes a beautiful scene.
rudgej
26th of February 2006 (Sun), 09:01
I agree with Stan, and perhaps the choice of thread title could have been better. ;) As a valley panorama it looks nice though. Do you have any closer shots of the Glasshouse Mountains?
rickc
26th of February 2006 (Sun), 09:02
Beautiful shot. Sure looks like Spring!
spencer87
26th of February 2006 (Sun), 09:02
great photo, i love the shadows in the grass
Dimitri_V
26th of February 2006 (Sun), 13:18
Personally i would include more of that tree in the frame,it would make a big difference for the forground.
Meaty0
26th of February 2006 (Sun), 15:07
I only had my 17-40 f/4L with me to do this panorama and it was too wide to get the mountains. I'll be climbing one of them tomorrow to get another panorama and will take a longer lens too.

I agree with Stan, and perhaps the choice of thread title could have been better. ;)My title was okay, but my choice of lens could have been better:D!

As a valley panorama it looks nice though. Do you have any closer shots of the Glasshouse Mountains?

None that I was particularly happy with:cry: Here's the best that I shot with a 70-200 f/2.8.

http://img147.imageshack.us/img147/9411/melaney6kp.jpg
Meaty0
26th of February 2006 (Sun), 15:10
Personally i would include more of that tree in the frame,it would make a big difference for the forground.

The tree to the right? Or the stump in the very corner? If you mean the tree, to the right...I agree AND I shot another "row" of images including more of the tree, but found Panorama Factory can't stitch vertical images (i.e.mosaics):cry:
Meaty0
26th of February 2006 (Sun), 15:13
Beautiful shot. Sure looks like Spring!
Thanks for that.

Hehe! It's the middle of Summer Down Under!:D We just had a lot of rain in this district.
rudgej
26th of February 2006 (Sun), 16:09
None that I was particularly happy with:cry: Here's the best that I shot with a 70-200 f/2.8.

http://img474.imageshack.us/img474/4144/melaney6no.jpg
The mountains are at least visible now without a microscope! ;) That's an interesting use of the fence for framing. :)
Dimitri_V
26th of February 2006 (Sun), 16:46
The tree to the right? Or the stump in the very corner? If you mean the tree, to the right...I agree AND I shot another "row" of images including more of the tree, but found Panorama Factory can't stitch vertical images (i.e.mosaics):cry:


Aahh,right,but why can it not? the tree would be in the last picture,it wouldn`t have to be stitched...:confused:
Meaty0
26th of February 2006 (Sun), 19:33
Aahh,right,but why can it not? the tree would be in the last picture,it wouldn`t have to be stitched...:confused:

Ahhh. You mean more width not height. Hmm. You're right (of course:D). Might have to go back and reshoot! As to why Panorama Factory can't stitch vertical images...I don't know! I might have to get another stitching program that CAN do mosaics.