Image credit: Cujo359It's a part of the first panorama I published Sunday. That image file is actually at half the resolution of the original. This section of it was taken from that original. As you can see if you click on the photo to enlarge it, there is a ferry and a sailboat clearly visible, as well as some buildings along the far shore. Take a look at the original picture to see how far away I was when I took that shot.
Digital cameras are amazing, aren't they? This is a starter model camera I'm using, a Kodak C763. In bright light, though, it can take very clear pictures with some incredible detail.
6 comments:
Looks like you may have a blemish on your lens - between the ferry and the pinetree top.
All that I know is taking pictures is a lot of fun!
You may be right, Anonymous @ 10:53PM. That same bit of darkness is there on several pictures in the same spot. Thanks - looks like I need to make a point of cleaning the lens more often.
It's a lot more fun than it used to be One Fly. I'm not sure why, but one reason is that I no longer have to take the film down to the local film developer. The pictures are ready immediately.
Squee! Gorgeous!
I just wish I'd been able to find a spot that didn't have power lines or buildings in the way. That view could have been great wallpaper material.
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