Wreck of the Pt. Reyes revisited
I wasn't completely satisfied with my post on the wreck of the Pt. Reyes, so I went out and did it again. Also, since the fog was rolling in at sunrise, I captured a few more landscapes with the d800e, Zeiss 100 f2
Dan
posted by dan in marin at 6:17 PM
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5 Comments:
Dan, is the Pt. Reyes picture another stitch job? What didn't you like about the first one?
--WT
At the time Warren I actually took images of the wreck from both sides, but did not compose the side you see in this series with enough sky and the top of the boat. I like the reflection and the sunrise on the rust in this image more than the shaded side view. All images in this series are stiches.
Dan
Well, I think you have the stitching technique nailed, totally seamless. I agree with you, I like the wreck for this angle a little better than the original. The shadow side on the original is still interesting because the shadow adds some mystery and drama.
--WT
The stitching technique is flawless. I like the picutre of the boat because it allows you to look at many interesting points in the pictures. The reflections, the colors, the angles, and a story of why the boat ended up on the sand bar.
Thanks for taking the picture and sharing.
**Dolph
**i'm back from being on vacation and a work trip for 7 weeks.
Wow beautiful light, quiet and calm... Love the colour!
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