My first task after getting back from a trip is stitching all the panoramics I took together in photoshop. After a long archaeological survey through scenic country this can be a LOT of pan stitching. It's a pain to do, but I find if I don't do it right away that they never get done.
The good part is that I get to relive the trip and find out what panoramics 'worked' and which did not. I am always surprised by a few images I did not expect to work out, and there are also always few that don't work out as expected. On this trip I had high hopes for a few of the sunrise and sunset pictures but the sea ended up warped in them.
The unexpectedly good pan is the one of the porch. I created it from five vertically oriented pictures. I wish I had done the same for a view of 'baby beach'. All of my beach pans had problems created a nicely curved beach, and I think the fix would have been more pictures breaking up the curve so to speak. This technique also worked for the top picture of Waimea Canyon. Patrick
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| Favorite spot on vacation - the porch |
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| Waimea Canyon - deep canyon for such a small island |
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| Catamaran scene and the Na Pali Coast |
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| Another favorite spot - baby beach |
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| Rainbow over baby beach |
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| Sponge Bob Square Pants! |
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| 2 Stueys at Baby beach |
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| Wedding on the beach just after sunset |
1 comment:
Good idea to get the kids little wet suits! Poor kids from Alaska - so white! I get sun burnt every time I go snorkeling or boogie boarding on vacation. I think I finally need to invest in a good rash-guard long-sleeve shirt.
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