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Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum, Glasgow.

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Nice one Graeme. Is that in camera pano?

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Yes, done in camera! The first time I did a "vertical" pano.
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Not quite a repeat image, this is the original from St Luke's Greek Orthodox Cathedral:

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This is the 31st image I've had published in the newspaper.
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Dr. Harout, those domes have some very neat and colourful details displayed by good light. : )

Thanks for sharing.

JBTaylor, that's a very rustic chapel with delicate woodwork; dark wood against white painted surfaces. Very humbling in its modesty.

Thanks for sharing.

Atgets, good shot of the vault. The curvature along the lines resulting from the in-camera pano function is pretty attractive if you ask me, though I would not know what all the 'rectilenear-minded' people think. : )

And... :D Congratulations, Graeme for making it to the 'photo of the day' page, yet once again.

Thanks for sharing,

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I may have a try at adjusting the distortion is PSE 11, as it does look a bit odd!

And thanks, about the Picture of the Day. I still get the same thrill from seeing my images there as I did the first time I had one published.
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Atgets_Apprentice wrote:Yes, done in camera! The first time I did a "vertical" pano.
Thank you and congratulations on yet another Picture of the day.

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Atgets_Apprentice wrote:Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum, Glasgow.

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a580, 18-250mm. This is actually a panorama.
Better?

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I wonder how a 180o Pano going from front to back look like?

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Hi Graeme,

Yes, actually the corrected version is looking ver nice. Neat process in PP.


Thanks for sharing,

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Dang Atgets now the rear wall with the organ is bowed outwards and upwards and it’s lost its depth aspect, I liked the organ the way it was before, I think I’ll put up with the bent roof. :lol:
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What was it Abe Lincoln said? "You can please some of the people all of the time, or all of the people some of the time, but the PCA forum.... Nah"!! :P
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Atgets_Apprentice wrote:What was it Abe Lincoln said? "You can please some of the people all of the time, or all of the people some of the time, but the PCA forum.... Nah"!! :P
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The Tall Ship SS Glenlee, Riverside Museum, Glasgow

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That's a nice shot AA - great sky and maintain the details in the mast and rigging really well. I can't remember where I read it, but I always remember the view that a 3 masted sailing ship was the most complex man-made system of its time, and I guess this made the men who sailed them the micro-proccessor engineers of their day :) .
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