Cedar Creek Panorama

Seven shot stitched panorama showing an 180 degree view of Cedar Creek near where I usually shoot creek landscapes.

I was perched on a rock surrounded by water to shoot this in light drizzle. Each exposure was between 4 and 6 seconds.

View all photos taken: Saturday, 6th March 2010, This photo: 10:59am

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Comments

  • Adam Randell said:
    Cool details here David. Love that boulder in the foreground.
    Beautiful deep greenery.
  • David de Groot said:
    Deep overcast and a polariser does wonders, doesn't it :)
  • suburbanvoodoo said:
    Love how it appears to go around the bend
    Nice flood images Dave :-)
  • David de Groot said:
    It does, doesn't it ? I guess a proper panorama head would fix that.
  • suburbanvoodoo said:
    No I like it that way. I want a Noblex 120 :-)
  • David de Groot said:
    ;-)
  • Clearskies Images said:
    Very nice work David!!
    Are you still flooded in?
  • twenty90seven said:
    great skill in difficul conditions
  • aramisfirefly said:
    Wow mate. I know the spot! That's crazy!
  • ibsut said:
    That's an impressive feat - looks seamless to me - well done
  • David de Groot said:
    Thanks Cecily, yes we sure are. Creek's gone up again tonight, but has tipped the corner and started a gradual downward trend. Mind you, it won't take much rain to send it upwards again (everything is soaked, so even a brief shower becomes run-off).
    Thanks!
    Indeed Matt! There's a large amount of water coursing down the creek, and not showing much signs of slowing due to the rain we're getting in regular intervals.
    Thanks! Wasn't sure it was going to work at first (CS4 made a complete botch of it, but AutoPano Pro came through and saved the day).
  • kth_friend said:
    lovely shot, and great work. look like quite a strong little creek..
  • David de Groot said:
    Thanks. It goes up and down pretty quickly (although staying up-ish at the moment due to the rain that's hanging about). In full flood-flow it's capable of moving some very large logs and boulders.
  • looby88 said:
    even your rivers are shaped like boomerangs, thats clever !!!
  • Ross_M said:
    Smooth work dave
  • David de Groot said:
    hehehe yeah ;-)
    Thanks Ross - bad pun though :P