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I am fairly proud of myself.

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I am fairly proud of myself.
I didn't expect these two images to come out as great as they did. They are my first two real panoramas created with 8 or more photos in a single line. I was surprised that they are not getting the amount of exposure as I thought they would though. Maybe in time they will, who knows? I didn't want to spam the art section with these since I am just posting a photo and not something that is actually helpful. But here are the pieces.

Cloudscape by ~UriahGalleries on deviantART

Hidden Past by ~UriahGalleries on deviantART

I will be writing a panorama guide soon. Probably with an upcoming piece. I am incredibly addicted to creating panoramas.
#2
This is just what the art section is for.

Those look great. Makes me wish I had a multiple monitor set up.
#3
GAMEchief wrote:
This is just what the art section is for.

Those look great. Makes me wish I had a multiple monitor set up.


Ah. Mkay. I will start releasing my new pieces there. :3
Thank you. Same. I plan on ordering a metal print of one of them so I can get to see exactly how they turned out as wall art. I would really enjoy selling my work in the near future. Personally I do not think I am good enough just yet, but my mother is wanting me to capture a landscape for her next month. We'll see how that turns out. I already have the image in my head, but I am going to try and capture it with a black bear in the foreground and mountains in the background. Hopefully the opportunity will reveal it's self.
#4
Those are fantastic, I wish I got into doing Panorama shots.
Hidden Past, is definitely my favorite
#5
Very cool and all but, uh, did you photograph a human skull you found in the wood and not tell anyone it was there?
#6
C0FFINCASE wrote:
Very cool and all but, uh, did you photograph a human skull you found in the wood and not tell anyone it was there?


Yeah wait, that's a really good question e_e

These are sweet photos though!
#7
Raivu wrote:
Those are fantastic, I wish I got into doing Panorama shots.
Hidden Past, is definitely my favorite


Thank you. Yeah, panoramas are amazing, you should get into it. I've been doing a few hand-held panoramas, but it is definitely hard to get it lined up evenly while shooting handheld.
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C0FFINCASE wrote:
Very cool and all but, uh, did you photograph a human skull you found in the wood and not tell anyone it was there?


I cannot answer any questions about the skull, but I can honestly say I did not tell anyone that it was there.
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Yeah wait, that's a really good question e_e

These are sweet photos though!


Thank you.
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I cannot answer any questions about the skull, but I can honestly say I did not tell anyone that it was there.


If you found a dead body and you don't tell the authorities that is a felony. Just saying but your skull looks fake so.
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C0FFINCASE wrote:
If you found a dead body and you don't tell the authorities that is a felony. Just saying but your skull looks fake so.


Indeed that would be a felony. But it is not a real skull. Like many of my other dark photos, they are just concept pieces. However the skull is an exact replica. There is a real aspect though. If you look below the skull you can see a real 1800's gambler's pistol. Not many people have caught onto the gun though.