Panoramic?

FuryofNature · Sep 29, 2005

I attempted to take multiple photos of one room and stitch them together manually to get a fuller view of the room. Although it didn't line up the way I had hoped, I thought it was interesting.
I this an effective method in revealing the space to you, the viewer. Or should I stick to photo stitching software?
Thanks.
_KA

LaFoto · Sep 30, 2005

FuryofNature said:
... Or should I stick to photo stitching software?

No

!!!

Leave this one as it is!
This is an interesting variety to the orderly stitched together panoramic photos.
Has some more "collage-characteristics" to it, but it works fine with a band's rehearsal room, I think! Kind of "cluttered" photo of a cluttered room... works fine by me! I like it!

Pax · Sep 30, 2005

Ditto to what LaFoto said!

I like the photo-collage lots. It looks lifely and dynamic. The multiple perspectives give it an artistic, cubism-like look. And it does reveal just enough of the room to keep your inner eye busy putting everything in place. I say keep it.

MDowdey · Sep 30, 2005

fury!!! this is BADASSS!!!!!!

NEEDS TO BE ON THE INSIDE OF A CD COVER!!!!!

great workdude!

LittleMan · Sep 30, 2005

MDowdey said:
fury!!! this is BADASSS!!!!!!

NEEDS TO BE ON THE INSIDE OF A CD COVER!!!!!

great workdude!

I agree!!! :thumbup:

Hertz van Rental · Sep 30, 2005

I love stuff like this.
Technically it's called a 'joiner'.
We were doing stuff like this in the 70's but British Artist David Hockney has taken it to another level.
http://www.getty.edu/art/collections/objects/oz113244.html
There are more if you Google.

FuryofNature · Sep 30, 2005

Hertz van Rental said:
I love stuff like this.
Technically it's called a 'joiner'.
We were doing stuff like this in the 70's but British Artist David Hockney has taken it to another level.
http://www.getty.edu/art/collections/objects/oz113244.html
There are more if you Google.

Wow....that photo is amazing. I wish I could do one that complex!

Nikon Fan · Sep 30, 2005

Very sweet Fury!!! Looks like a lot of fun...great link Hertz...here's another I really like: http://www.ibiblio.org/wm/paint/auth/hockney/hockney.furstenberg-paris.jpg

FuryofNature · Sep 30, 2005

Thanks guys. I was really unsure about it because it doesn't line up.

I'm glad it works and I hope to try it again.

_KA

eydryan · Sep 30, 2005

it looks very good, especially the joints. only thing the software could have over your collage so to speak is the idea of tinting theprints differently so as to actually see the different pictures, in your they kinda melt into one another which is great but i liked that efffect a bit better.

but in the end it remains kick ass!

FuryofNature · Sep 30, 2005

Cool beans.

tabbymichelle · Oct 3, 2005

this is very neat!!! I don't think lines ALWAYS need to be straight, it gives it personality when it's a bit off I think =)

RobotJam · Oct 7, 2005

Very cool,reminds me of some of David Hockney's artwork.
here's an example http://www.leninimports.com/david_hockney_gallery_4.jpg

mygrain · Oct 9, 2005

Cool work. I've done several like this in the past. you should try doing it from extreme angles. I climbed on top of a house and shot a party of friends in one's backyard. I got everyone in it but it was a bit fisheyed. They loved it and I gave the complete work to th ehost later on for her birthday. i also took a roll using a half frame 35mm (72shots) of the interior of a van we were travelling in at the time. I think i got every square inch of the inside of that thing. A pain to try to piece together though. crazy fun stuff. post more!!