Ultra-wide Infrared Panorama of L.A.

I've produced a similar panorama in the past but it was only half as wide as this one. It's made up of 15 vertical shots, each of those a blend of 2 for highlights and shadows, so 30 in total.

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Whoa, that's cool. You should do every major city and compile a book.

the picture is stunning , but i wish it was in color, not a big IR fan

Very interesting Pete, and the 90" print should look spectacular. Do you have somewhere to hang it, or are you just keen to appreciate it properly?

very cool

thanks guys.

GeForceFX, there's a very similar colour panorama taken from the same place at a different time on my pbase gallery.

John, I've sold a copy of this image to a client, mainly because he wanted a massively wide panorama on his wall, and 90 inches was about the size he was after, so I'm having a second edition made for myself. I doubt I'll have anywhere to hang it though.

There are three main reasons i like this:
1. Looks like the aftermath of when N Korea will get mad and blow up LA
2. Mainly dead area then big city
3. Cloud over main part

Where exactly is this location?

wow great shot, even better than the first.

Good snapshot!

There's a lot of noise in the image, if you could remove, I think it would work.

Dude!(r), Your photography is always Exciting. When I see your username under a title I can't wait to see what youve done. Thanks for sharing. KC

Very neat!

thanks everyone.

Michael, taken from the top of Mt Hollywood, up behind Griffith Observatory.

Okay Les, I know it's hard to please you, but first of all, the image is reduced down to about 15% of it's actual size, so even if there was noise (which there was virtually none) in it, you wouldn't be able to see it, and secondly, for artistic reasons I added a layer of genuine T-max 400 film grain to improve the texture of the printed version. If this looks like unacceptable noise to you on the reduced version, tough ****, I'm 100% happy with it.

Wow, what a shot, nice work