Buttermere Panorama

[jakeblu]

I'm in the process of moving all my photos over from Aperture to Lightroom 5 & thought I would share some of my older shots. This was taken a few years ago and compromises 9 stitched hand held portrait orientated photos. It was taken with my Canon 20D and the 28-75mm Tamron 2.8f It was processed and stitched in PS.

Hope you like it and any comments and critique is, as always, welcome





Steve

 

[kennysarmy]

Nice scene but I would be tempted to see if I could pull a bit more out of the sky....

 

[jakeblu]

Nice scene but I would be tempted to see if I could pull a bit more out of the sky....

Strangely enough I toned down the sky and general saturation because i thought it looked a bit overcooked. It seems to have lost something on flickr.

Steve

 

[simonkit]

Must admit that I don't recognise this view of Buttermere, I've walked there many times but this viewpoint doesn't seem familiar?

Simon

 

[Frantic_Inc]

Must admit that I don't recognise this view of Buttermere, I've walked there many times but this viewpoint doesn't seem familiar?

Simon

That's because this is Crummock Water.

 

[jakeblu]

Must admit that I don't recognise this view of Buttermere, I've walked there many times but this viewpoint doesn't seem familiar?

Simon

That's because this is Crummock Water.

Whoops, In my defense I did say it was taken a few years ago

Steve

 

[simonkit]

Whoops, In my defense I did say it was taken a few years ago

Steve

Thought so, that's Mellbreak on the left... as for the pano it probably suffers from being viewed small as there's little detail to pick out or focal point

Simon

 

[jakeblu]

Thought so, that's Mellbreak on the left... as for the pano it probably suffers from being viewed small as there's little detail to pick out or focal point

Simon

Thanks for your comments Simon, thats the problem with pano's on the web no detail unless you look at the full res image.

Steve