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Image Title:  color
 
 By: Michael Schuier  
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Photographer Michael Schuier {K:3728}
Project #52 Patterns in Nature Camera Model Canon EOS 30D
Categories Panoramic
Landscape
From The Field
Film Format Digital JPEG
Portfolio landscape
Lens Canon  28-105 mm f/3.5-4.5 USM
Uploaded 12/18/2007 Film / Memory Type Scan Dick III 4GB
    ISO / Film Speed
Views 72 Shutter
Favorites Aperture f/
Critiques 4 Rating
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Location City - 
State - 
Country - United States   United States
About In between Bryce Canyon Nation Park and Capitol Reef National Park lies Highway 12. While driving down it last summer I saw some of the best rock formations. This was one panorama I just had time to make. I hope you enjoy.
Random Pictures By:
Michael
Schuier


Pruning

Pollen

the stare

the reef

tunnel of balls

The Death of a Day

In the act

steeples

Just a Glimpse

The kiss

There are 4 Comments in 1 Pages
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Sarah Lines   {K:72} 12/24/2007
Love the colors, nicely done!


Robert Chin   {K:20378} 2/27/2008
Lovely rock formation Michael,beautiful clouds too.
Which software are you using for stitching?
Take care
Robbie


Michael Schuier   {K:3728} 2/27/2008
I have always had a hard time with stitching. The one I finally settled on was Photoshop CS3. There is an automator called photomerge. It has worked wonders for me. I even tried to make it better, but gave up because the automatic setting has always worked the best. After that, I just condense the photo to the size I want in Photoshop and I am done.


Robert Chin   {K:20378} 2/27/2008
That was quick,I uses Panorama Factory.It is as easy as you can get with excellent result.
Take care
Robbie


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