tree across the road by jocko500
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This is what I came across as I was going home Sat. Around 5pm
I took a photo first then I was going back to the truck then I say to myself "let take some more and put them together like them in rendersoity" I saw many that do this and I never did. So why not.
Well I took a photo and walk to my truck already. So I turn around and walk to the spot I think I took the first shot and took the second and third shot going left to right.
When I got home I saw the first photo was bigger and in a diff place than the other two but I put them together the best I know how.I had to line up the 35 speed sign. Then I had to line up the tree branches on the 2rd and third photos.
I know I need a tripod to do all this right and I hand held the camera and moved out of place on top of that. I was thinking someone can play with the larger and small photos in this make a chair bigger that what it really is or something like that. Who know just thinking here. May not work like that
Thanks for comments and votes and every thing
Comments (32)
two trees is down here one across the road the other you see the large broken truck the tree hit a house and just took a part off the roof about 3 feet of it .
Nice job of putting them together, I can't see any seams. I hope you didn't have to go down this road!
Wow! Mother Nature shows no mercy at times like this.
it was in my path so I had to go down another road to get home
this reminds me of last year when my oak trees were ripped apart by Frances and Jeanne. Things will be back to normal real soom..great work putting this together.
Excellent job of stitching these 3 pics jocko! I never would have known if you didn't say.. :-) I do feel bad for this poor tree though. :-( So sorry you are having such bad weather where you are.
you did a real good job with lining up the tow shots!... i am glad you didnt run into it!! ...
Excellent stitch job. Amazing photo.
Excellent job of putting them together, Jock. Great shot too. I saw a lot of those coming back from Katy where we stayed.
You did a really nice job! Hope you travel with a chain saw! 8-)
I think you did a super job piecing these 3 photos together. I can't tell by looking that you did that. Must of been hard to see these trees all in a mess. Hope things get normal there soon for you all. :)
you did really well of putting these together by hand jocko! gonna take some time cleaning up.. :]
Great shot and panorama. Spped Limit 35 no longer...
You did a good job..sorry for the bad weather where you live! Great shot :)
Yep...the awesome Power....well done Jocko!
Excellent job on putting this together. Excellent shot. Aloha
This is a fantastic panorama Jock! I don't see where you pieced them together! Awesome pic! V (:
A excellent shot Jock....!!!!
Agree you done out standing jocko.. sublime :)
Excellently put together Jock!!!
what a mess! excellent photo!
Good work putting the pictures together.Powerful image.
natur strikes back, excellent panorama shot!!!
excellent work ! beautiful pano !
Impressive to see how violence in nature can turn out to these devastating results! Wonderful capture!
Impressive for handheld work! I like your idea of doing different sizes and such, go for it Jock! Sorry bout all that damage, glad you've come thru ok tho.
wow... a fine job you've done!
I think you did a pretty good job for hand held, especially since it was up close. a distance shot can be stitched easier
Amazing. . . I looked and looked and maybe, heck I can not really be sure, I can see where one of the seams is, but no way I can find the other! Really fantastic photos and amazing you could be steady enough without a tripod that you could connect them so seamlessly. Anyway really great photojournalism and postwork that documents the storm damage extremely well. Thanks for sharing Jock!
WOW !!!