Bushwalk Australia

Great shots Alex!!
Here's one to take you elsewhere on a Monday morning. Eldon Peak

Not in anyway near SBS or well anyone elses league really but they put a smile on my face.

There are some awesome panoramas here.

Icefest - You have taken some great shots. Love your one of 'On the descent from the Pegasus, looking down at Lake Uranus'. It is beautifully framed. I also really like the sunset photos from the Southern Ranges. Your photo 'Looking north from the summit of the Ironbounds' makes me feel a bit sea sick

MickyB wrote:There are some awesome panoramas here.

Icefest - You have taken some great shots. Love your one of 'On the descent from the Pegasus, looking down at Lake Uranus'. It is beautifully framed. I also really like the sunset photos from the Southern Ranges. Your photo 'Looking north from the summit of the Ironbounds' makes me feel a bit sea sick

Gee thanks

I'm really hoping to be able to return to the WAs and repeat that shot with a nice camera (I'm still trying to decide if the A7R is worth the extra money or not) and an 8mm fisheye.
Same with the PB summit, the camera I was using had severe problems with the dynamic range (and required much PP artistry to get passable shots)

The "Summit of the Ironbounds" was more of a gag shot. I was trying to see how much detail I could eke out of the sensor. I decided to upload it because the effect was disconcerting,

walkon wrote:Not in anyway near SBS or well anyone elses league really but they put a smile on my face.

You are not alone walkon (although I do like your's). Here are couple of mine.

These first 3 from Gould Plateau

Here another of mine:
Seamans Hut at sunrise:

Best city in the world yesterday from home

so that's what equanimity looks like then

Mt St Gwinear last weekend, oh so good

Here are some of my favourite stitched panoramas.




Tony

From Projection Bluff yesterday

icefest wrote:Here another of mine:
Seamans Hut at sunrise...

Ok, now I know who took that other one.

GPSGuided wrote:Ok, now I know who took that other one.

Here's one from the back of Windermere a few days ago

Here's a cool one I got the other day 360 degrees from Camp Hill

Oh very nice sbs very nice indeed

Heres one looking across at Mount Rugby and the entrance to Bathurst Harbour

Couple of quick ones I found...

Nice Mickl, I'm heading over in a couple of weeks to do both Meru and Kili so couldn't help noticing your shots.

So I guess I better add something of mine!

Nice, you'll love Kili mate its a great trip. if you have any specific Q's feel free to shoot me them via PM.

Mick

Falls Creek from Basalt Hill
Panasonic DMC-FT4 with PC PP

I much prefer panos with the camera held in portrait mode rather than landscape

radson wrote:I much prefer panos with the camera held in portrait mode rather than landscape

That's what the iPhone does.

This is Melaleuca to Cox Bight including the Bathurst Range from the South Coast Track. 9 shots handheld in portrait mode. Lots of detail in there!

I do like to stitch some SLR photos together into a panorama, but the quality of photos out of phones these days is quite remarkable.
These are 2 examples of in phone panoramas from a recent walk in the Victorian Alps

A fresh one from the Arthurs, taken just a few days ago

Wow! Thanks SBS, from someone who'll never get to see that view in person.
Is it true what I heard - that if you flattened Tassie out it would be the size of Germany?

walkabout wrote:Wow! Thanks SBS, from someone who'll never get to see that view in person.

Why not? It's doable for anyone who can scramble a bit.

Thanks NNW I won't discount it altogether, however I'm finding some of the gaps and crevices I come across are a bit too broad for my little legs and not-to-broad stretch.
Maybe I just need to find different routes.