Mountain Panoramas (photos)

[chimpmunk]

Newest photos

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2270/2177524454_d3ebc256f4_b.jpg
http://www.flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne?id=2177524454&size=o

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2137/2177421202_2a720f7588_b.jpg
http://www.flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne?id=2177421202&size=o&context=photostream

The link are for the higher res version.

What do you think? comments, feedback, questions, hate mail, everything is welcome.

[Lamarrfz]

Looks pretty cool, I don't have any useful critiques to give out, though.

[chimpmunk]

I'd like to know though, is it just me or the last one (With the red container) looks like a scene from hl2?

[Naph]

I'd like to know though, is it just me or the last one (With the red container) looks like a scene from hl2?

Needs more Alyx
Love the crisp

[Polaris]

Great colours! I guess it was modified in some way, how?

[Parrot of doom]

Autostitch? Velly nice.

[Connor]

are those real pictures? there's no way they could have animated that well

[chimpmunk]

are those real pictures? there's no way they could have animated that well

They are.

Autostitch? Velly nice.

Well, I used photomerge in photoshop, but it's a lot of work getting it straight so I tend to take more pictures than I need, so I can make up for the "bleed" that happens in cylindrical panoramas.

Great colours! I guess it was modified in some way, how?

The usual Level/Curve, then I did a curve multiply layer for the sky and trees and used the brush at a low opacity with a black color set on overlay or color burn to bring out the texture of the snow. I think i also did a High pass layer on overlay too.

[xcellerate]

the bottom one is the best of the two. I really don't like you how softened out the details in the background of the first picture, the horizon is a lot more interesting than concrete blocks and I think that detail should have stayed.

[chimpmunk]

Thanks for the comments, but the diffusion comes from actual fog.