Category: panorama
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Patagonia
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[landscapephotograph description=”Sunset, Torres del Paine over Rio Serrano” photoname=”Torres del Paine” photo=”https://timmulholland.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/TdP-Pan26.jpg” photourl=”https://photoshelter.timmulholland.com/gallery-image/Patagonia/G0000yujI3G.2474/I0000hLV7Lq.DqnI”][/landscapephotograph] TRAVELOGUE GALLERY TRAVELOGUE There are a few scenic locales on our travel bucket list, but we crossed one off a few months ago – Patagonia. If you enjoy travel to beautiful mountains, then the mountains of…
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The Wave
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[landscapephotograph description=”Panoramic view of The Wave in all its glory!” photoname=”The Wave” photo=”https://timmulholland.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Wave-Pan-3c.jpg” photourl=”http://IlluminataPhoto.zenfolio.com/p839107791/e46fb6cd9″][/landscapephotograph] I’ve always been interested in science and the natural world, as well as reading. One day, likely in the mid-1970s, I opened a book and found a photograph of this amazing geological formation somewhere in the American southwest. I…
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Tutorial: How to Create a Digital Panoramic Photograph (Part II of III)
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In Part I of this Tutorial, I explored and explained how I create beautiful panoramic photographs with my camera – lenses, overlapping, compensating for movement and such. While the first part focuses on the mechanical and optical aspects of the camera and the shooting process, this second part addresses how I manage my individual frames…
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Tutorial: How to Create a Digital Panoramic Photograph (Part I of III)
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Panoramic photographs are my favorite way of expressing my photographic vision because this is how I tend to see the world – in these long, horizontal panoramic strips of scenery. There are so many places that I visit where I have a broad vista in front of me and there’s no way to…
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