The Forgotten and the Famous by Max Rive

I wanted to find something unique for my upcoming ‘Patagonia 2017 workshop and I hope I succeeded here. This is a 9 shot panorama showing an incredible field of view. It was a pretty tough job to merge everything without noticing too much distortion. The most difficult thing was to get the exposure right on the burned tree on the front. I had to do some exposure blending and still you can barely see any detail.

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The BLOCK by Manita Goh

Thank all and have a great weekend..:)

Manita Goh: Photos

//STUPIEDNAME by Gaute Hatlem

Gaute Hatlem: Photos

The Farewell by John Wilhelm is a photoholic

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Smoke on the Water by Nathaniel Merz

Another shot from last week’s nice sunrise on the Geum River. Every night the dam upstream releases a bit of water that fills this area with fresh cold water that seems to create a lot of fog this time of year when it meets the warm humid air in the morning. Makes for nice dreamy scenes like this whenever the weather is humid enough.

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Happiness is a simple thing sometimes by Petricor

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Heavenly Fox by Roeselien Raimond

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Gone, but never forgotten. R.I.P. gorgeous one…..:/

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The Queen’s View by Ole Henrik Skjelstad

Dronningens utsikt (The Queen’s View) offers a great view over Tyrifjorden (to the left), Steinsfjorden (to the right) and Ringerike (Viking-land of old). The pano is made from nine 16mm frames with plenty of overlap, and I made it pretty wide so that I could have plenty of leeway when it came to the crop. I opted for a 3 stop soft ND filter to balance the light. The first version which I uploaded of this image was lacking in so many ways, so I chose to remove that version and continue working on the pano. Of course I am inspired by Max Rive.

Ole Henrik Skjelstad: Photos

Unto Forever by William Patino

There’s a peaceful and powerful presence to be found within the midst of mountains. Partnered with a sea of stars, it’s relatively easy to gain a clear perspective on life and what truly matters most.

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Heavenly spectacle by Sus Bogaerts

Sus Bogaerts: Photos

Switzerland by Vincent Favre

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Vincent Favre: Photos

7am in Fjordland National Park by Bryan Daugherty

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Bryan Daugherty: Photos