old suger mill smoke shack by jocko500
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This is really two photos I put together. I had cut the top off og one when I shot it and another one I cut the ground off lol. This is in downdown Breaux Bridge, La.
thanks for looking and comments
Comments (49)
Stunning shot and work, looks very impressive. Superbly done!!
That was in the days of the draft and draughtsman and draft horses. The AVF had no need of a draft.
All I can say is WOWWWWWWWW !!!!
Nice one and excellent color ! Good day :)
That was built back when people made things that lasted! Very cool! Thanks Jock! (:
great shot and foto stitching , wich prog did you use?
Very cool and awesome shot, Jock!!!!!!!!!!!!
Awesome photo Jock!!!!!
That is an amazing capture, Jocko! I almost get vertigo following it from the top to the bottom. :P This has a powerful feeling of height, masterfully done!
Way cool pano and montage, Jocko. I was looking at an old smokestack like this in Galveston last weekend and wondering if it would ever fall over. This one looks like it could go first! I'd put this one in Last Week in the Gallery.
Very interesting exemple of industrial architecture, so many times forgot... Great and difficult shot!
Awesome!
Jocko, a well made and amazing photo. . . If you had told me about this without this pic, I would have though it a "tall tale"!!! Excellent artwork!
I agree with all above... Doing pan in horizontal pieces of diferent shot is one thing. But doing it with vertical one! A real performance! Have a nice day, G.
Excellent POV, wonderful render too!
Looks like a sort of obelisk - like the Egyptians had. Cool shot!
Awesome shot! (or should I say shots?) I love the tree growing out the opening, too!
Wow! I started scrolling and didn't think I was going to stop! Talk about vertigo! Very cool and a real surprise!
This is definitely a historical shot! I did the same thing as MrsLubner, LOL, it opened at the top, and I slowly scanned down and then the tree top came up, peaking through that opening .. and I thought oh how cool! That tree grew right inside .. and then when I saw how hight the thing had to grow to get light, I was totally impressed by Mother Nature's tenacity! You sure joined those two shots beautifully, it's totally seamless! I wondered what the heck kind of camera you had that took such an awesome shot, then read your notes and found out, LOL!