Old City Hall - Toronto - View Larger Please

100% crop of the original 90 MP File

Old City Hall Panorama. 54 frames shot with 350D and 15mm FE f2.8

lens @ f8, 100 ISO, 6 Sec. exposure each, stiched with PTGui

Producing a 90 MP frame.

 

Your comments and critiques are highly appreciated. Kind Regards

Hayder: Thank you for your recent comment on my photo Notre Dame - Bayeux. It led me to your portfolio. I really like this photo, recently I gotten into panoramas. I think this is well done, and HDR also? Tom

 

 

Dear Tom , thanks for your kind comment and interest, really appreciated! This is not an HDRI, only some sharpening, dodging and burning with PS. Best Regards

Wow great panoramic and effect. Amazing work! Take care, Leslie

Beautifull night capture

Technically excellent presentation. Amazing pp works. Compliments, El

Thank you very much for you kind comments, Regards

Excellent pp work Hayder, you ve got an amazing picture! I like the techique you ve used and you got so vivid colour too, well done!

Hayder...Very futuristic...Excellent work...Marjorie

Hayder,

 

Very nice blue sky background. You probably used a neutral density filter. Nice lights.

 

Please feel free to comment/critique any of my Harper's Ferry Photos.

 

Michael

This is a magnific image. Outstanding work! Kind regards.

Hayder, simply amazing. I love the colors and the stitching. The composition after stitching is fabulous. Very well done. Best Regards

Well worth the effort..good looking production...Regards

That's an amazing accomplishment, coming from the humble 350D. The definition is extraordinary too. Well done!

Hayder, I don't understand the panoramic work very well, but I know this image is captivating and dramatic. Beautifully done.

The technic is just amazing and so creative... the image draws you straight in, congrats my friend on an amazing work and effort.

Dear Okmen, thank you so much for your continuous support . Regards

Wonderful work. The large becomes small (LEGO EFFECT) and a feeling for architecture is promoted. BR Joerg

Great effect Hayder. You took this beyond just being a shot of the building and added a very interesting element. All my best-Jim

Beautiful shot, excellent exposure, good composition. Very nice. Regards.

I really like this picture a lot. The stitching is very well done. You said that each shot was a 6 sec exposure? I would have expected to see more of a blur from the traffic, especially the car on the right. I also like the building to the right of center. The fact that it semi-transparent leaves you trying to figure out if its in front of or behind the more opaque building down low. Great work.

Dear Troy,

 

Thank you so much for your interest and comment, very kind of you. Yes this was shot with 6 Sec per frame, I was standing next to a traffic signal, so sometimes cars would stop and showed motionless as in here ;) this one is maybe taken the moment the car started its acceleration ! - i have to check my raws to be sure - But very smart note!

 

The rest of the tale lights are so faded because of the long exposure. You just gave me a great idea! next time when shooting night panoramas i should first find the appropriate shutter speed to show the tale lights in a better way. Mostly i use f/8 for better sharpness, but i guess that i can go for a wider aperture to archive a better tale light appearance. Very useful comment !

 

Kind Regards.

Hmm. An interesting take on a nice old building.

I got married there so I have no reason to like seeing it again, but I would never have recognized it from this panorama.

I like the crop much more. I think there is a comfortability limit to extreme wide shots when they are of man made structures and this goes beyond that limit.