Winnats Selfie

minnnt · 18 Apr 2016

Another one from a couple of weekends ago. It's a 2 shot pano as 24mm on DX isn't particularly wide!

Thoughts?

#1

Winnats Selfie by David Raynham, on Flickr

And a few more:

#2

Other Worldly by David Raynham, on Flickr

#3

Peak District Inversion by David Raynham, on Flickr

#4

ZigZag Inversion by David Raynham, on Flickr

#5 - And a bit of bonus 'shopping...

Insomnia by David Raynham, on Flickr

Thanks for looking!
David.

Steelo · 18 Apr 2016

Do you have the same shot as #1 without you in it?

They're all lovely shots, but #4 is the one for me though, beautiful.

minnnt · 18 Apr 2016

Steelo said:
Do you have the same shot as #1 without you in it?

They're all lovely shots, but #4 is the one for me though, beautiful.

How rude! I probably have a similar one but what would be the point in that?

Thankyou kind sir.

keenan · 18 Apr 2016

Once again David, a lovely set of photos!

Kodiak Qc · 18 Apr 2016

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Grandiose views there, David!
My pick is #5… delicious,

dekeyboy · 19 Apr 2016

Lovely set David. My pick is No1.

G.K.Jnr. · 19 Apr 2016

"Cracking" set of images matey, I'd be pleased with any of them but #5 I could well live with on a wall.

George.

jakeblu · 19 Apr 2016

What a great set, love the layers of hills on the 4th one shrouded in the mist. The last one is a cracking shot too, lovely soft colours and I like the abstract feel.

Just one question, as its a selfie, I'm assuming thats you in th first, how do you do a pano on the self timer or remote?

viv1969 · 19 Apr 2016

Your scenes are lovely as ever David, but that last one...the abstract..fantastic.

MattyW · 19 Apr 2016

Its the second shot all the way for me. Cracking atmosphere pal

minnnt · 19 Apr 2016

keenan said:
Once again David, a lovely set of photos!

Thanks Jacques!

Kodiak Qc said:
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Grandiose views there, David!
My pick is #5… delicious,

Many thanks Daniel.

dekeyboy said:
Lovely set David. My pick is No1.

Cheers Roger.

G.K.Jnr. said:
"Cracking" set of images matey, I'd be pleased with any of them but #5 I could well live with on a wall.

George.

Thanks matey. It can be arranged.

jakeblu said:
What a great set, love the layers of hills on the 4th one shrouded in the mist. The last one is a cracking shot too, lovely soft colours and I like the abstract feel.

Just one question, as its a selfie, I'm assuming thats you in th first, how do you do a pano on the self timer or remote?

Thanks Steve. It is indeed me in there. It was a case of setting the camera on a 20 second timer, running like mad to get into position then running back to swivel the camera around to get the next shot before the light changed too much. Stitched the pics in Lr afterwards.

viv1969 said:
Your scenes are lovely as ever David, but that last one...the abstract..fantastic.

Well, thanks very much Ruth! I've shot a few scenes with this in mind but they never really worked. I tried it with this one and felt it was good so went with it. Tried it with ICM but felt the PS version worked better.

This is the original if you're interested:

Morning Light by David Raynham, on Flickr

MattyW said:
Its the second shot all the way for me. Cracking atmosphere pal

Thanks Matty. It was great to see, probably the strongest inversion I've ever witnessed there.

Stu Meech · 19 Apr 2016

All really nice mate.

minnnt · 19 Apr 2016

Stu Meech said:
All really nice mate.

Thanks Stu. Looking forward to getting my D750 back. May even stretch my legs a little further a field!

Thunderbird010 · 19 Apr 2016

Great set number 1 is my favourite

hungrymark · 20 Apr 2016

1 and 2 are especially beautiful. Stunning images. I like it with you in it, gives some perspective.

minnnt · 20 Apr 2016

Thunderbird010 said:
Great set number 1 is my favourite

Thanks Andy.

hungrymark said:
1 and 2 are especially beautiful. Stunning images. I like it with you in it, gives some perspective.

Many thanks Mark. I guess it helps with me being such a looker... :exit:

jakeblu · 20 Apr 2016

minnnt said:
Thanks Steve. It is indeed me in there. It was a case of setting the camera on a 20 second timer, running like mad to get into position then running back to swivel the camera around to get the next shot before the light changed too much. Stitched the pics in Lr afterwards.

Now thats dedication to your art

minnnt · 20 Apr 2016

Pretty simple really. I took 4 shots at the time but from a quick look it would appear that I've fluffed the bottom 2

more practice needed.

cuillinade · 20 Apr 2016

Love number one. Almost didn't look because of the word selfie but glad I did. Number 5 is brilliant.

ESHTAL · 21 Apr 2016

great set

SFTPhotography · 21 Apr 2016

1. Love this, but would like to see this minus a person. I believe images without people tend to work best.
2. Like this a lot. Lovely wide aspect
3. I'd dial in some more contrast, cool view though.
4. I like that
5. Superb

Neil Burnell · 21 Apr 2016

Great set mate, 5th one is my favourite.

phodru · 21 Apr 2016

A fine set of creative and atmospheric photos.

minnnt · 21 Apr 2016

cuillinade said:
Love number one. Almost didn't look because of the word selfie but glad I did. Number 5 is brilliant.

Thanks Adrian. Glad you took the time to visit.

ESHTAL said:
great set

Cheers!

ST4 said:
1. Love this, but would like to see this minus a person. I believe images without people tend to work best.
2. Like this a lot. Lovely wide aspect
3. I'd dial in some more contrast, cool view though.
4. I like that
5. Superb

Thanks Steve. I will have to see if i have one without the fab model in it... I take your point on #3 though.

Neil Burnell said:
Great set mate, 5th one is my favourite.

Thanks buddy. I don't mess around with PS too much, (leave it to you people who know what you're doing!) but seeing as this is a pretty simple technique i thought I'd give it a whirl.

phodru said:
A fine set of creative and atmospheric photos.

Thanks mate. The atmosphere was just begging to be snapped.

Winnats Selfie

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