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Pic of the week game

I am not submitting this for voting but I could not resist what may be my only opportunity ever to put up this stitched panorama of the Tetons I took back in 2012 on my 10,000 mile bucket list trip of the northwest and the plains.

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.. ... ............ this stitched panorama of the Tetons ..
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Welcome Don.

And nicely stitched together it is.

Was your 2012 10 thousand mile trip when you rode the scooter to Sturgus Bike Week.....?
 
I like this theme. Liked it when we did it last fall too. It gets you to look at things in a different way. I rode and shot quite a few panos this weekend looking for the right scene. Got a few that I thought were OK, then I rode past one of my favorite covered bridges and had another idea. I like the result. Entry is the top bridge interior. Some of my other attemps are below

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Hey Don. Great panorama you have. Everyone knows why they're called the Tetons and Grand Tetons don't they?
 
Welcome Don.

And nicely stitched together it is.

Was your 2012 10 thousand mile trip when you rode the scooter to Sturgus Bike Week.....?

No, the year I took the scooter to Sturgis was 2014. Those pictures are still up on the Stator thread.

I did go to Sturgis Bike Week on the 2012 trip on the way back to Florida but that was on the 1100E I had at the time.
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Hey Don. Great panorama you have. Everyone knows why they're called the Tetons and Grand Tetons don't they?
Because it sounds more elegant than the Dolly Partons?
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Had fun in driveway this afternoon, and have this to submitt:
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Three bikes in a straight line, or at least that may be how it appears.

But Notice that each bike seems to be about the same distance from the viewer.
If the bikes had been in a straight line, the bikes on the end would be further away than the bike in the center, and would appear to be further away.
The bikes are in something of an arc, and picture taken in panoramic. Note the line in cement under bike on left going to the center and the line under the bike on the right going to the center ... those are actually the one same straight line. Taken from a knelling position, so the perspective is straight perpendicular from the side of the bikes.


Here is a regular shot of the scene, from a standing position,standing further back. You can see where I put down the phone clip on the pavement, that is about the point that I took the pano shot from, turning the camera from one side to the other. And you can see the one straight line in the cement.
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Like we discussed last year, when "pano" was a topic; I had learnt about panographic years ago (ah, 50 years ago) when my grandfather showed me picture of his Army group from the Great War (World War I). Well, I should say; I remember him showing me the picture and him telling me about it (and his buddy that was in the picture twice), but was not till years later that I understood it. And then, decades later, it was interesting to find the "pano" function as a common standard feature on iPhone.
 
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That's my church over yonder, and the fountain in the park across the street.
I have no doubt I wasn't supposed to have a motorized vehicle up there, but small town ;)


 
Hmmm... I did not see your picture the last time I logged in. I can see it now. Must have been a glitch on my end...

Carry on...
 
That's my church over yonder, and the fountain in the park across the street.
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I think I recall seeing other pic of your bike parked in the towncenter park.

I can imagine some old town folk seeing you park bike there and walk back to take pic.
"Hey, isnt that guy the pastor there? The new young guy?"
"Yah, Have seen him do that before."
 
Woopsies....Guess I am the only one around today.:smile-new:
But it is Friday....And still morning! Ha...time to vote.

First the theme:
The theme for this week will be fairly open as the theme will be the picture format rather than the actual subject matter. Let's see what you all have for a panorama shot.








Some really terrific photos this week...Let the voting begin...

If I missed anyone, let me know.
 
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