Ready for another fun photography challenge to shake up your skills and creative juices? Now on the 16th week of their 52-week Photo Challenge, the focus is on creating breathtaking Panorama photos. In this challenge, your task is to use the unique perspective to showcase an expansive view of a scene. Think
If you have been following my work over the years you know I am a fan of panorama photos. It is such a different point of view from a straight image. Here are a couple ideas to help you create stronger panoramas. After sunset When making landscape images I recommend
The Benro SC05K SpiderMan Tablepod Kit is designed to be small yet hold a small camera or phone and accessories. The design is for photographers and videographers to record themselves and use for virtual meetings. Let’s take a look at how it does. The tabletop kit I received includes a
There are a few things to consider when capturing panoramas and vertoramas. Getting the camera lens in the proper position is key. In a previous article, I showed how you can put together the gear needed to do this on a budget. Here’s how to find the light entry pivot
Panoramas and vertoramas, the vertical version of a panorama, can show your world in a creative way. Many times, a panorama or vertorama tells the best story of your scene. Better results can be found using a couple things I’ll share in this article and another to follow. The image
By using layers, you can take several photos from one location and merge them together to create a large panoramic photo. Many people take an assortment of photos of a subject while holding the camera, but it’s best to use a tripod. It’s important to ensure that you have some
You can learn about my original photo plan in this article. Below this is some of the work that went into processing the panoramic image made during that outing. Specifically, this is about the work on the panorama after assembly using Photomerge controls in Photoshop. Panorama layers After the image
This is another post about going with the flow. You may remember, I planned to go out and capture Milky Way sky over the red rocks of Sedona. My cloud app said skies would clear. They did. Over my head. Unfortunately, to the south and west clouds covered my target.
Lightroom Hangouts are back! This week, Rich Harrington and guest Tim Grey spent some time hanging out in Lightroom and AfterShoot. Tim shared about his love of landscape photography and how he uses Lightroom Classic to edit them to look amazing. Rich discussed how AfterShoot can pick out the best
This morning, Capture One released the latest version of its software, Capture One 22. Included are much-anticipated HDR and panorama merge tools, along with wireless tethering for select Canon cameras, auto rotate and more. I got a first look at Capture One’s newest software, and was particularly interested in the
Panoramas are a great tool to capture cityscapes, especially when shooting sweeping skylines that cannot fit in the usual 3:2 or 4:3 ratios. Another benefit is that the added resolution that comes with stitching a panorama will also allow you to create massive high-quality prints. Photographing a cityscape panorama can
Digital technology has made it easier than ever to achieve panoramic photography. Most digital cameras today now have built-in panoramic modes. Simply pan the camera left or right, up or down and it creates a panoramic photo for you. You can also stitch together multiple, overlapping images using your go-to
