VPanoramaAFinal

In most vertical panoramas the bottom of the image is only a few feet from the tripod legs and the top of the image is straight overhead. With this image I was not able to use the bottom of the image because it was not blending properly with the next image over and the top of the image was cropped out because the could did not provide any additional information to the composite.

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ExhibitPlus VPanoramaAFinal In most vertical panoramas the bottom of the image is only a few feet from the tripod legs and the top of the image is straight overhead. With this image I was not able to use the bottom of the image because it was not blending properly with the next image over and the top of the image was cropped out because the could did not provide any additional information to the composite.

VPanoramaAFinal In most vertical panoramas the bottom of the image is only a few feet from the tripod legs and the top of the image is straight overhead. With this image I was not able to use the bottom of the image because it was not blending properly with the next image over and the top of the image was cropped out because the could did not provide any additional information to the composite.