Panoramic Shots

[UpperLeft86]

Mark, those photos from southern Oregon are awesome. Can't wait to get down to that corner!

One from last night: 6 photos stitched together. D750, 180/2.8D.

 

[nwoods]

One from last night:

Looks like the start to a movie

 

[markrez]

Mark, those photos from southern Oregon are awesome. Can't wait to get down to that corner!

One from last night: 6 photos stitched together. D750, 180/2.8D.

Thanks for the compliment. I love your picture as well. That would look great printed out 6' by 2'

Has anyone else taken their media to costco and printed a very large pano? I have two hanging in my garage. I highly recommend it if you haven't, it's only $25 for the 72x24 size.

 

[UpperLeft86]

Looks like the start to a movie

That's what I love about panoramic format photos - they have such a cinematic feel.

Thanks for the compliment. I love your picture as well. That would look great printed out 6' by 2'

Has anyone else taken their media to costco and printed a very large pano? I have two hanging in my garage. I highly recommend it if you haven't, it's only $25 for the 72x24 size.

Thanks! I haven't tried Costco for that, but that's a great price. All the Costco small prints I've done have turned out well in the past. I've gotten a few crazy aspect ratio prints made from ProDPI (who I print basically everything through.)

 

[UpperLeft86]

Took a couple hours and started poking around the "Oregon Outback." This is Fort Rock.

One photo, D750, 58/1.4

 

[Fonty]

Taken with my iPod Touch on North Canol Road in The Yukon

by Fonty Photography, on Flickr

 

[markrez]

A couple from a recent trip to Las Vegas. These were from the top of Frenchman Mountain.

D7000 11.5mm single frame (Tokina 11-16)


D7000 200mm 8 frames (Nikon 70-200 VRII)
Not very expedition 'like' but the hike to get there was an expedition.

www.markrezansoff.com
Boise Adventure Photographer

 

[cchoc]

White Sands
D3s, 28-70mm f/2.8

 

[hitek79]

A few of my panos from the last year or so.

 

[markrez]

A few of my panos from the last year or so.

Holy Cow!! :bowdown: Not worthy.

Nice work, where's the top picture taken?

 

[hitek79]

The top and bottom are from an area in the backcountry in the Canadian Rockies. The big mountain is named Mt. Assiniboine. It's an absolutely amazing area.

 

[roverrocks]

Amazing pictures hitek79!! Great stuff.

 

[hitek79]

Thanks! Panos are some of my favorite photos to shoot. Here's a few more.

 

[markrez]

I was going through some old pictures and found this one to rework. This was take in Red Rock Canyon, UT.

 

[AA1PR]

Mallets Bay, VT a few years ago