The frame was a nice touch. What impresses me so much about a lot of
your images, and it's evident in this one as well with the smoke in the
dome, is that your images manage to secure movement within the frame(s)
of capture. I simply do not understand how you are able to stitch so
many images of a fluid subject, like smoke, and make it look like a
whole. I think it was your airport image that also impressed me with
this given there is always a lot of movement on the tarmac, yet no
repetition of subjects was noticeable. And you've said you do this in
Photoshop freehand. Do you lay out a whack of images on the canvas and
go crazy with the free transform tool? When capturing, do you stick to
one focal length? Not that I'm asking you to spill your guts, but I'm
just curious.
Andrew Paul Brooks wrote:
Hi,
Just thought I would post a link to a new feature I have had added to
my site
http://www.andrewbrooksphotography.com/view-main-gallery.php?id=71 the
page shows a very high res version of one of my images(Taken inside St
Peters Basilica in the vatican city and built out of many many
images) you should be able to really zoom into the image and explore
the detail. Sometimes you are asked to download a browser update to
view.
Thanks,
Andrew Brooks
www.andrewbrooksphotography.com
