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Niagara Falls Panoramics

 
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Jan 19, 2006 21:15 |  #1

Taken from the Rainbow Bridge, Niagara Falls.


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Sigma 50-500 @ 50mm, took few shots and stiched them together. Used a really crappy $30 tripod with one broken leg, haha, wind was moving it so much. After i took some 500 pictures i came with this here. lol. Time for a new tripod!

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Jan 19, 2006 21:38 |  #2

wow, love them both.i am looking forward to going back soon someday.i definitely want to do some panos


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Jan 19, 2006 23:29 |  #3

Really like the first one. The second seems to have lost too much at the bottom.


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Jan 19, 2006 23:48 |  #4

I love the first as well. :)
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Jan 20, 2006 05:55 |  #5

Great shots, especially #1.


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Jan 20, 2006 10:25 |  #6
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Superb , both.


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Jan 20, 2006 13:59 as a reply to  @ Dimitri_V's post |  #7

Thank you thank you. The 2nd one is bit short on bottom because i used a 50mm. I didn't feel like changing, or either i had to cut off the tower, but i didnt want that..


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Jan 20, 2006 14:23 |  #8

1st one is very nice, would look great hanging on the wall. I also like the colours light up on the falls in the second picture. I think the framing of the first and lights of the second would make a perfect shot.


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Jan 20, 2006 14:27 |  #9

I've been to the falls, but not at night. Those pictures are great. Where did you stand?

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Jan 20, 2006 16:01 |  #10

Very nice work :)


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Jan 22, 2006 00:32 as a reply to  @ SuzyView's post |  #11

SuzyView wrote:
I've been to the falls, but not at night. Those pictures are great. Where did you stand?

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I stood on the Rainbow Bridge. It's the bridge from the US to Canada. You can park on the U.S. side and walk over to the bridge and go into Canada but of course there is border patrol so have your IDs ready. Or you can go to the Canadian side and park there, and walk to the bridge. It's the best spot to take a nice pano shot.


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Jan 22, 2006 00:36 |  #12

nice work, loving #1


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Jan 23, 2006 11:05 |  #13

a couple of questions.were these shot horizontally,or vertically. also how many shots in each pano.thanks


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