My first Pano! Baltimore Inner Harbor at night

[Corry]

Ok...this is my veeeerry first pano EVER. This is 24 photos stitched with Autostitch.

 

[Unimaxium]

Awesome! Purdy lights...
;-)

 

[WNK]

Beautiful. Do share your camera settings, please. I struggle a lot with night shots like this one!

 

[xfloggingkylex]

do you live in the area? I live in Frederick MD, about 35 minutes from B-more.

 

[Antarctican]

Nicely done! You must be very pleased with the results. Beautiful reflection in the calm waters, and I like the wooden pylon in the foreground.

 

[lostprophet]

you know this is the best of the pano's I've seen today and you have the skill and talent to only need 24 shots

 

[AIRIC]

Very nice capture.

Eric

 

[deggimatt]

nice lights

 

[Az_GTi]

Great job!

Would certainly look good printed and framed up

 

[GoM]

Beautiful and serene, as only concrete and water can deliver

 

[Corry]

Beautiful. Do share your camera settings, please. I struggle a lot with night shots like this one!

I don't remember my exact settings, but I believe the aperture was at 4.0, and shutter speed was somewhere around 4 seconds...I think. It was shot with my Canon 50mm 1.8 lens.

Night shots are tons of fun! They just take lots of practice (and battery power!).

 

[Corry]

do you live in the area? I live in Frederick MD, about 35 minutes from B-more.

Technically, no...but lately it's felt more like home than home has. (I'm from Illinois). I was there visiting my best friend, who happens to be clarinetjwd from this forum.


Thanks everyone, for your kind comments. I'm kinda addicted to panos now, I think....I shot several more, and once I get my computer at home up and running again, I'll get em stitched!

 

[clarinetJWD]

I already told you how much better this is than mine! but I thought I'd say so again. BTW, I noticed you didn't mention who helped with the editing...

 

[Corry]

Ahem...btw, Joe TAUGHT me how to do my first pano.

 

[jeroen]

Cool! Very well done Maybe you can clone a bit to the top of the frame so that tall building on the left gets a bit more space above it, but I really like it.