Panorama Galleries
I'd like to believe that panoramic photography is somewhat related to motorcycling: No windscreen, doors or frame of the car that are in the way – just a pure sense of "being there".
I started to get into panorama photography on a more serious level, when I was riding the Pamir Highway in Tajikistan. The Pamir's barren & tree-less, moon-like landscapes were so beautiful... a single shot just couldn't do them justice, no matter how 'wide' the lens.
The feedback on the panoramas has been really overwhelming, so I decided to make them bigger to "scroll through", rather than limiting them to screen-width. All images are taken with a Canon 5d at full-frame 13 megapixels resolution. Each panorama is stitched together from anything up to 25 individual photographs, and prints up to 2m wide. If you'd like to buy a print, please get in touch by e-mail.
I'm sorry but I had to watermark these hi-res images, due to recent image-theft on some of my images. If you like these panoramics, you can purchase a print or make a donation to charity to enter the raffle!
Click onto a thumbnail to see the larger 'horizontal scroll-through" version:
(Note: Galleries might take a while to load. Sorry about the watermarks – I recently had cases of image-theft).
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