That's amazing - you wouldn't know it was the same day. Wonderful how the mist highlights all the things that get lost without it - like the tops of the trees on this side of the valley. Virtually invisible in the non mist photo.
Lets see your panoramas
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Pool of London, 2003 by Rob Telford, on Flickr
Assembled from a few shots taken with an awful HP digicam that I had back in 2003
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It would be useful if all posts of panoramas included the name of the stitching software used. As this would indicate what adjustments were available..
Adobe virtually none, and PTGui almost everything.
Adobe virtually none, and PTGui almost everything.
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The vast majority of mine will have been done with Lightroom's built in tools, occasionally Photoshop
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Mine too unless I do them with my Fuji GFX 50S in 65x24 aspect ratio then they are from a single frame.
Pool of London, 2003 by Rob Telford, on Flickr
Assembled from a few shots taken with an awful HP digicam that I had back in 2003
That area has changed a bit in the last 20 years!
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A couple from my holiday in the Yorkshire dales taken in September.
Malham Cove
IMG_3078-Pano by Doug, on Flickr
Ribblehead Viaduct
IMG_3218-Pano by Doug, on Flickr
Malham Cove
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Not a pano, more of a Hockney inspired joiner.
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Covent Garden yesterday.
CoventGarden_Joiner by Keith Hudson, on FlickrCovent Garden yesterday.
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While this isn’t a panorama in the sense of multiple photos being stitched together in Photoshop, this wide-angle shot from Iceland might still be considered in the same spirit. 
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One from a while back (again!) as the weather is cr@p and I'm feeling cr@p too
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South Queensferry and the Forth Road Bridge by Mike Smith, on Flickr
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These are beautiful! Really love the mood that you captured these in
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Thanks Chris, glad you like them.
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Are two pictures stitched together a panorama? Sorry if they're not.
I took two pictures last week but I managed to botch the framing each time and I only had the idea of stitching them today. I'm happier with this than with the two individual pictures.
I took two pictures last week but I managed to botch the framing each time and I only had the idea of stitching them today. I'm happier with this than with the two individual pictures.
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Taken from the Via Crucis, Totana, Spain.
Panorama from the Via Crucis, Totana, Spain by John Liddle, on Flickr
Panorama from the Via Crucis, Totana, Spain by John Liddle, on Flickr
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A couple of simple/minimal panoramas.
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The majority of the panoramic/letterbox format shots I post are cropped rather than stitched.
Edit - I also post shots taken on my iPhone using panoramic mode
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It depends with me, if I am using my Fujifilm GFX 50S then I use the in camera aspect ratio of 65x24 which I love for the accurate framing, however, on my FF & APSC cameras I will usually stitch 5 or 6 shots together (often hand held) then crop to a 65x24 aspect ratio which I feel is the optimum panorama format. I always say which way I have done it when I post them on here.
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Taken some time ago in the fields adjacent to chez nous with my Canon M3 and EF-M 11-22 lens (neither of which I now have).
Oat field sunset panorama by John Liddle, on Flickr
Oat field sunset panorama by John Liddle, on Flickr
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I've not added anything for a while.
A snowy day:
Winter Pano 1 by Anton Ertl, on Flickr
Take me away Peter Pan - a 2 shot pano.
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Winter Pano 2 by Anton Ertl, on Flickr
A snowy day:
Winter Pano 1 by Anton Ertl, on Flickr
Take me away Peter Pan - a 2 shot pano.
Neverland-8 by Anton Ertl, on Flickr
Winter Pano 4 by Anton Ertl, on Flickr
Winter Pano 2 by Anton Ertl, on Flickr