New deals posted everyday, starting Black Friday and running through the holiday season! No hassles, no lines - just awesome savings on art, deviantWEAR, Premium Memberships and more!
Artist's Comments
The title pretty much says it all. This is a panorama was manually stitched together from nine vertical photos at six megapixels apiece. An hour and a half later, the resulting Photoshop file has a resolution of 32 megapixels and is 207 MB. Yikes.
We chased this high-precipitation storm just north of Scottsbluff, Nebraska, on June 23. What an awesome storm. You can view it enlarged here: [link] -------- Edit: Holy cow, a daily deviation! Thank you very much, garrit, for featuring this piece. I cannot respond to everyone's comments, so this edit serves as my overall thank-you to everyone for the favorites and kind words. Thank you! I kept a blog during this week of storm chasing. The entry for this particular day can be found here: [link] If you liked this shot, you may enjoy these other photos taken during that same week: [link] , [link] , [link] , and [link] , to link a few. I was with the Silver Lining Tours chase tour group, run by the excitable Roger Hill. He's been chasing as long as anybody, and is extremely knowledgable and passionate about severe storms. I highly reccomend this chase tour. I'll try to get some dual-monitor and triple-monitor wallpaper versions up in the near future. Daily DeviationGiven 2006-11-30Oh Noes by ~Bucky2K It is an amazing panorama photo, manually stitched together from 9 photos. It shows an amazing detail of the clouds in an approaching storm. The light and composition are fantastic and the whole photo has an amazing atmosphere. (Featured by `garrit) |
Details
July 28, 2006
115 KB 900×242 StatisticsShare
Link
Embed
Thumb
|
Comments
--
amatures worry about price,pros worry about lenses,masters worry about light
my page [link]
you captured an incredible moment....and you did an excellent job with the panorama
--
--
"The picture, after all, is much more about the sharpness of the person standing behind the camera than the sharpness of the lens." -Peter Hennig
--
amatures worry about price,pros worry about lenses,masters worry about light
my page [link]
--
"The picture, after all, is much more about the sharpness of the person standing behind the camera than the sharpness of the lens." -Peter Hennig
--
¤Come closer¤
--
- Pinkeye
--
*~*~*~*~*~*~*
"The fear of blood tends to create a fear of the flesh"
Silent Hill
~April 21~
--
"The picture, after all, is much more about the sharpness of the person standing behind the camera than the sharpness of the lens." -Peter Hennig
--
"The picture, after all, is much more about the sharpness of the person standing behind the camera than the sharpness of the lens." -Peter Hennig
Previous Page12345...Next Page