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I Shoot Vertical Panoramas To Reveal The True Beauty Of Architecture
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Using Panorama Technique I made a series of photos of beautiful architecture where I exalted the beauty and shape of these spaces.
I used a vertical panorama that reminded me the direction of my view when I observed these places for the first time.
To make these photos I took several horizontal pictures whit my Nikon camera.
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Maga egyszerűségében a csoda. Mikor ott jártunk, a középső sor le volt zárva, de az oldalhajókon körbe járhattuk a Dómot. A tetőre nem tudtunk feljutni időhiány miatt, de a Dóm egy csodálatos szentély kívül, belül. Előtte a nagy tér, mellette a Passzázs! Közönöm a mindenhatónak és a pénztárcámnak, hogy részese lehettem megtekinteni e, szent helyet.
To say truth, i never thought to take panoramas in vertical before ! We all have the gadgets, still we didn't get that idea. Good Work @andrea and we will try this.
Sajnos csak elmentünk mellette, de köszönöm a képet, hogy ennyit is láthattam belőle.
Fascinating , even though I had a touch of vertigo. I wish you had labeled the photos.
Check the comments for the labels
Under each picture that is
I felt the same! But really interesting picture.
These are breathtakingly beautiful! Agreed that you should have labelled them. I love architectures myself. Especially those with age and history. I love running my fingers over them and imagine the things they had gone through to survive and still remain standing. =)
Please label the pictures, it would be nice to know where these beautiful pictures were taken of the beautiful architecture.
It's all in the comments under the pictures
They should be all taken in Italy but different cities
Fascinating , even though I had a touch of vertigo. I wish you had labeled the photos.
Check the comments for the labels
Under each picture that is
I felt the same! But really interesting picture.
These are breathtakingly beautiful! Agreed that you should have labelled them. I love architectures myself. Especially those with age and history. I love running my fingers over them and imagine the things they had gone through to survive and still remain standing. =)
Please label the pictures, it would be nice to know where these beautiful pictures were taken of the beautiful architecture.
It's all in the comments under the pictures
They should be all taken in Italy but different cities