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The City, The Sound, and The Sea #DogwoodWeek8 Panorama

3/2/2016

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Cascadia has always inspired the panorama photographer in me. With my first camera, I remember carefully lining up series of photographs to stitch together into a panorama. I was lucky to have spectacular Pacific Northwest landscapes to photograph, with majestically jutting mountains and unique cloud formations making it a little easier to slide a camera across a scene. I loved shooting photos that would later recreate what was wider than even the eyes could see. Back then, panorama stitching was done with tape. Now, I can capture the head turning beauty of my surroundings with a lot less tape and a lot more technology.
Dogwood Photography Photo Challenge Week 8, Landscape: Wide Angle/Panorama
"This is a great opportunity to explore panorama stitching and create a wide sweeping landscape."
City of Seattle skyline across Elliot Bay with three adventurous Pacific Northwest dogs, Cardigan Welsh corgi, Brychwyn, miniature long haired dachshund, Wilhelm, and rough collie dog, Huxley. #DogwoodWeek8 #Dogwood52
Puget Sound, a ferry and the Olympic Mountains peeking out through the clouds with three adventurous Pacific Northwest dogs, Cardigan Welsh corgi, Brychwyn, miniature long haired dachshund, Wilhelm, and rough collie dog, Huxley. #DogwoodWeek8 #Dogwood52
The panorama challenge this week made me nostalgic for those carefully lined up single shots I used to take, photographed on faith that they might be able to be stitched together after being developed. I even began to miss developing photos in a dark room! However, those old, film panoramas would never have been able to include dogs. Even with all the amazing technology of panorama stitching, the computer can't make my dogs hold their heads still as I pan the scene. It takes almost as many takes to get a computer stitched panorama of the dogs exploring Cascadia as I used to shoot to line up the mountains, clouds or shoreline on film. At least after several takes with the dogs, we get to move on. Remembering constantly changing rolls of film suddenly makes me a lot less nostalgic. That, and these tape free panoramas of gorgeous Cascadia.
A beautiful Pacific Ocean sunset with three adventurous Pacific Northwest dogs, Cardigan Welsh corgi, Brychwyn, miniature long haired dachshund, Wilhelm, and rough collie dog, Huxley. #DogwoodWeek8 #Dogwood52
Less tape? More fur? What do you like best about modern photography?
This post is a part of the Dogwood Photography 52 Week Photography Challenge. Please see more of our photo challenge posts here.
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Ryan Biddulph link
3/2/2016 04:49:58 am

Hi Bethany,

I love a wide shot. Toss in your pooches and its perfect ;) Lovely snaps here, as always.

Ryan

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Bethany
3/19/2016 06:50:14 pm

Thanks, Ryan! It's sometimes hard to get the right foreground in a pano and the pups definitely take care of that for me... if they hold still!

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Rebecca link
3/2/2016 10:05:23 am

I'm not very good at stitching pictures together so I use my phone for panoramic pictures. You did very well with these! Love the beach one.

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Bethany
3/19/2016 06:53:38 pm

Oh, I didn't mean to lead you astray... these are all from my phone! I used to stitch photos with tape and I tried once or twice in Photoshop. But now I am all about the yellow line guide!!! I have been trying to get less middle curve. Thank you for complimenting my efforts!

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Lisa Bishop link
3/2/2016 02:21:15 pm

Your threesome looks like they are standing at the end of the earth in that last shot! With film, even if you invested in a darkroom, there was a delay in seeing results. That perfect moment... lost!

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Bethany
3/19/2016 06:56:20 pm

Long Beach sometimes feels like the end of the Earth, or another world all together. I am glad the photo portrayed that! I do so love that with digital photography, I can quickly check my shots and shoot again if needed/possible. And it is definitely more possible than when I was already in the darkroom!

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Jan K link
3/6/2016 02:33:34 pm

What great shots! I especially love the last one. I haven't done too much with panoramas, I will have to give them a try.

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Bethany
3/19/2016 06:58:05 pm

Panoramas are a great way to capture all the pets, Jan. I have more silly living room panos of the whole family sprawled out everywhere than I care to admit. I'd love to see what you can shoot!

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