Nelson's Pano Montage by lemonjim
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Description
My friend Nelson Oliver hiked to this spot on the Lost Coast of California. We assembled and stitched the four photos into this partial panorama, and then spent many hours together correcting the colors and the seams. A 'tour de force' of Photoshop!
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Hope you enjoy it, thanks for viewng!
Comments (11)
A very interesting spectacle; and very skillful stitching!
a great work dear :)
It's great, cannot see the stitching, you shouldn't have mentioned it! Now me/they're all lookin for "artefacts".
wow man the view is absolutly breath takin', the post work just adds to teh mood, well done Jim!!!
Wanderful work!
May I have a house, just up th rise to the east of the stream? Thanks!
Gimme 5 mins and I can do better with a point and click disposable Kodak from Walmart....lolol. Fabulous work. This must have been very painstaking work but you have done an excellent job.
Hi J, great photograph and nice panorama. I do see a few seems however. I will only mention one of them, and it is in the lower corner of the image, on the face of the cliff, just where the shrubbery starts. There is a duplication of some rocks there...opps..!!..Hey, I've been to the Lost Coast and its a very special place. I have never seen wildlife as team as it was there. I guess because so few people have ever been there...!!!..
Brillant photographic work and excellent postwork! Great colors and perspective. Lovely scene ! Congratulations !
Yeah, I see what frogman sees, but so what?!?!? It's beautifully put together Jim! It looks like the face on mars, in the lower left corner to me. If the surf against the rockey cliff is a seam; it's fantastically done! Looks like the whole thing is very real!
Oh, that's what I call A View!!! Whew, the view!