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Making fine art Panoramic Landscapes could hardly be described as a job.
Its altogether too much fun!
Panoramic Landscapes are usually 3:1 and sometimes 2:1.
Sometimes they are way bigger but when printed lack the natural attraction of a 3:1 print.
At first it can be a challenge to SEE and compose in the panoramic format.
Here are a couple to whet your appetite.


Canola Storm


Heartbreak


Lower Kalimna Falls


Disrepair

Best of luck - and I would love to see you have a crack at naming your images....

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Watch out for those pink shark clouds!


Mist lifting along Scenic Highway 395


Clouds roll over the Eastern Sierras near Mammoth, CA

From the Yukon:



And:

Luray Caverns


Portsmouth, NH harbor

Hout Bay, South Africa


Sunset Waves, Blaauwberg Beach, South Africa

Late afternoon, receding tide


Sun Goddess

I have done very few of this format, all from Iceland. To be true none is actually 3:1
Sprengisandur, lava dessert.

Viti crater

Jökusarlon

Sunset from Zabriskie Point, Death Valley, CA


Sunrise near Stovepipe Wells, Death Valley, CA


Ayers Rock (Uluru), in Australia's red centre


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Cheers,

Marcel
http://www.pbase.com/mdejong/panoramas

Points to Ponder


Highlights of the Morning


This next one is not distorted by fisheye lens or the method of stitching shots together, etc. This is Matapouri Bay on the North Island of New Zealand. It is almost a perfectly circular little bay.

Circular Flow

Some from Ecuador highlands: