Galleria shots

[The Barbarian]

 

[The Barbarian]

 

[public hermit]

You do fantastic work. Do you have prints for sale? A site perhaps?

 

[The Barbarian]

Thanks for your kind words. I don't sell pictures except in special circumstances, but if you PM me, I can arrange to let you have a high resolution digital print that you could have printed up, free of charge. They are copyrighted, but you could have one for your own use.

 

[faroukfarouk]

Great photos...

 

[faroukfarouk]

Thanks for your kind words. I don't sell pictures except in special circumstances, but if you PM me, I can arrange to let you have a high resolution digital print that you could have printed up, free of charge. They are copyrighted, but you could have one for your own use.

You do indeed have talent, Sir!

 

[The Barbarian]

You do indeed have talent, Sir!

Thank you very much. Nothing makes me happier than knowing one of my images pleases someone.

 

[tall73]

Looks like an interesting place to visit. What kind of camera did you use? They have fisheye lenses even or phones now.

Or was this a filter? It looks like it might be the GIMP apply lens filter.

 

[The Barbarian]

The circular image was done by taking many images to cover 180 degrees in both axes, then processed in Microsoft ICE, with the "orthographic" option.

 

[tall73]

The circular image was done by taking many images to cover 180 degrees in both axes, then processed in Microsoft ICE, with the "orthographic" option.

Ah more extensive than I thought then. So it covers the entire 360 degrees? That is cool. It makes me wonder if they could animate it so that you could rotate to see each part.

 

[The Barbarian]

Ah more extensive than I thought then. So it covers the entire 360 degrees?

No. I'm thinking 2-D, so it's 180 in X and Y axes. There are cameras that will do that, however. And if I had the patience and the time, I could do it. But the discortion would be impossible on a 2D format. There's a way to simulate it, though. Years ago, I did a360 at Alamo Plaza, and if you scroll through a large image, it gives the impression of turning around on the plaza.

I'll see if I can find it, and direct you to it.