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Panoramas

Colorado National Monument	"Moab, Utah Canyon"	Moab, Utah Canyon 2	"Waterfall Notch View"	"Gone Fishin'"	"Chop Top"
"Molas Pass"	"Black Canyon of the Gunnison"	"Black Canyon 2"	"Red Mountain Pass"	"Distant View"	"Ghost Town at Dunton, Colorado"
"High Mountain Open Range"	"Trout Lake"	"Molas Lake"	"Creede, Colorado"	"Red Mountain View"	"Red Mountain View Traditional"
"Colorado National Monument"	"Winter Ranch"	"Sunset & Snowstorm"	"Coke Ovens"	"Grand Mesa Sunset"	"Bookcliff Twilight"
"Bookcliff Twilight Tonemapped"	"Molina Ranch View"	"Bridal Veil Falls"	"Double RL Ranch"	"The San Juans"	"Mount Garfield"
2006 Winter Series A	2006 Winter Series B	2006 Winter Series C	2006 Winter Series D	2006 Winter Series E	2006 Winter Series F
"Slick Rock"	"Lone Ranch on the Dolores River"	"Paonia, Colorado"	"Creede Twilight Ranch"	"Creede Mines"	"Mouth of the Mines"
"Below The La Sals"	"Grand Mesa Spring"	"After The Rains"	"Grand Junction View From the Grand Mesa"	"Coke Ovens"	"In Anticipation"
"The Rio Grande"	"Martian Landscape in Colorado"	Lake City, Colorado	"Coalbank Pass"	"Million Dollar Highway"	"Million Dollar Highway II"
"Bookcliff Desert Sundown"	"Christmas Day Bookcliffs"	"Gateway, Colorado"	"Parachute"	"New Spring Grass"	"La Sal Sunset"
Silverton, Colorado	Million Dollar Highway III	Lake City Corral"	Hovenweep	"Sundown in Rural America"	"Colorado National Monument"
Independence Rock	Independence Monument Closeup View	"The Barn"	"The La Sals" from Arches National Monument	"Arches National Monument"	Hovenweep
The Blue Mountains	The LaSals	Colorado National Monument	"Arches National Monument"	Arches National Monument	"Arches National Monument"

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Terje Hamnes		06-May-2013 22:59
Outstanding work!

Zane Paxton		21-Jan-2007 21:56
Hi Albert, Really wonderful images!

Guest		26-Oct-2006 08:40
A great collection there ! Good work.

Guest		20-Jul-2006 10:33
Stunning! These photos make me wish for a cottage in a mountain valley.

Albert Yanowich Jr.		23-Feb-2006 02:47
Thanks very much CC! I hear ya... I felt the same way after trying to bang these out with Stitcher 5. Shoot... I did everything but manually place lens coordinates in the program... 50% overlap is rediculous overkill... especially when there is alternative software out there. I have a feeling your PTGUI'ing your fanny off right now... making panos out of all your unsucessful attemps with Stitcher:) Can't wait to see 'em! Thanks man! - Albert

Guest		22-Feb-2006 05:20
Albert this is one of the Best collections of Panos I've seen, I really have a appreciation for a good pano, and you have greatly exceeded that expectation. Also thanks allot for your help in the Kodak forum as you were very helpfull as I thought I was loosing it by not achieving very good panos with Stitcher5. You gave me some great suggestions, confirmations and advice which will help me get back on track , Thanks again for sharing your photos and your experience. Rancher alias; CCClark

Albert Yanowich Jr.		06-Jan-2006 09:23
Thanks Fred, For me I guess it's the light more than anything. Those speckled shadows from cloudy days and incredible colors during early/late light. I just framed "Red Mountain View" at 17"x47" and it is indeed remarkable to look at. There's a lot of small details in the shot... old mine structures... roads.. water fall that really keeps your eye to it. The software is what makes it all possible now... who needs a traditional pano camera?:) - Albert

Fred Parsons		06-Jan-2006 06:00
Albert - You apparently know far more than I about panos and all other related technological data, which undoubtedly allows you to produce prints that are out of this world for quality and sharpness and exposure etc. I like Red Mt pass by far the best and then also Red Mt View and Winter Ranch and maybe Ghost Town. But most panos on pbase I see are not that well composed and I find it hard to do it myself as you have to imagine the whole scene in your mind before you take it in parts. Just popping off 12 shots left to right of a mountain range or a desert does not do it for me. I just posted some panno-looking shots of White Sands, NM but they are actually crops of regular shots. I think most of them represent reasonably good composition. The actual multi image panos I tried to take therer were not good or interesting or that well composed and I tossed them out. I once watched a guy that shoots with a camera that takes 360 degree pictures on 120 film (two images to a roll) and saw prints of his work. He has a huge image in the board room of Microsoft I understand. He had great compositions in his images and I don't know how he does it. In the future I predict the only panos that will stand the test of time will take into consideration exceptional lighting and composition rather than just a wide view of something.

Thomas Aleksinski		27-Dec-2005 22:53
Breathtaking photos! After seeing those panoramas, I am going to throw away my camera and never snap any more pics!!! I will neve come even close to this pics, no matter what I'll do!!!

Albert Yanowich Jr.		25-Oct-2005 22:44
Thank you Mike! I appreciate your comment! - Albert

Big Mike		25-Oct-2005 06:38
Al, I am totally impressed... stunning! I've have to come back here more often. Thanks!

Albert Yanowich Jr.		03-Aug-2005 15:02
Thanks Shelby, I'm glad you like them! - Albert

kodak_challenge		03-Aug-2005 09:55
Hi Albert, Wonderful as always, Best regards, Shelby

gary meyer		17-Jul-2005 17:56
what a great shot nice

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