A new panorama

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jcoffin
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A new panorama

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Ever since I moved into my new house, I've meant to post a panorama of the view from the back yard. I finally got a chance to put a fairly reasonable one together tonight. I'm including a small version here, along with the URL for it at full size.

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Link to full-size (or at least a fair amount larger):

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2438/364 ... 44f8_o.jpg

Eventually, I should have time to come up with one where the sky is a bit nicer, and Pikes Peak (the largest mountain in the shot) isn't hidden in the clouds, but I think this one is still worth looking at.
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Re: A new panorama

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my goodness, I already thought you crashed my firefox -- 100MPix is really substantial. Compositionwise I like it very much with the fence leading into the image. Probably a tad more saturation and local contrast enhancement in the sky could further improve it. But as you said - definitely worth looking at it.
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Re: A new panorama

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That looks like some view from the back yard, unfortunately I cant see the larger version, the link comes up with 'cant display, contains errors' - I'm using Firefox.

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Murph
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Re: A new panorama

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So that's the pond mentioned elsewhere. Nice shot. Thumbs up. :D
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Re: A new panorama

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paulmurphy wrote:That looks like some view from the back yard, unfortunately I cant see the larger version, the link comes up with 'cant display, contains errors' - I'm using Firefox.

Cheers

Murph
Hmm...what version of Firefox? I use 3.0.11, and it displays fine for me. There could be other factors involved as well (e.g. amount of memory available). On the other hand, I'll openly admit that this is probably quite a bit larger than most of the people who work on browsers ever really plan for either...
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