panography... give it a whirl!

[joshman (Josh)]

hey guys, i saw this style of composition as a tutorial on a website and took some shots 6 months ago to give it a go, and only just got round to putting it together now, just though i'd share it with ya'll and see what you think.

comments? keep in mind this is a pretty rough put together for me, but i'm liking the look

enjoy!

[MrB (Simon)]

Cool.
I remember seeing something similar in a magazine or newspaper or something about a guy who took a huge number of photo's of a canyon and stitched them together. Was pretty cool.


Found it: http://www.siliconchip.com.au/cms/A_100607/article.html

[Dennis]

Nice work Josh. I remember a UK photographer, David Hockney introducing something similar, called “joiner photography” back in the 1980’s although I think he shifted his vantage point between exposures.

Cheers

Dennis

[Omaroo (Chris Malikoff)]

Nice effect Josh. I think it's one of those one-off things you'll try and then put aside. Not sure if there's any real use for this style of presentation, but good fun any way.

[joshman (Josh)]

i dunno.... i think it'll end up being like HDR, something i want to get good at, so i can use it for fun and give good results with.

i think there's a bit more experimenting to be done.

[citivolus (Ric)]

To me the quality of the work seems to depend greatly on the person doing the work. The vast majority of them seem to just be unfinished panoramas, while a small minority are more artistic in their presentation. A lot of the photographers are ignoring the potential geometry and form possible in the composition of the individual shots, and are left with a jumble that just don't flow together well.

[okiscopey (Mike)]

Originally Posted by Dennis

I remember a UK photographer, David Hockney introducing something similar, called “joiner photography” back in the 1980’s although I think he shifted his vantage point between exposures.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A449921

Gives some detail of Hockney's 'joiners' - a variation on the 'panography'.

The link to a UK gallery on this page doesn't work so couldn't see any examples. Anyone able to find something?

I did have a book of Hockney's photography once, but goodness knows what's happened to it.

Keep up the good work Joshman Hockney!

[citivolus (Ric)]

Originally Posted by okiscopey

http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A449921

The link to a UK gallery on this page doesn't work so couldn't see any examples. Anyone able to find something?

The main page they linked to is now here:
http://www.ibiblio.org/wm/paint/auth/hockney/

The specific "joiner" images mentioned in the above page:

http://www.ibiblio.org/wm/paint/auth...berg-paris.jpg
http://www.ibiblio.org/wm/paint/auth...om-highway.jpg

[Dennis]

Hi Mike

Thanks for that. I found a link at http://www.davidhockney.com/ with some interesting stuff, although not quite up to Josh's standards! LOL!

Cheers

Dennis

[joshman (Josh)]

i just check out those links, david hockney is like a photography picaso

[iceman (Mike)]

heh, pretty interesting effect.

Although everytime I glance over this thread title I gasp for a second until I read it properly

[Ric]

A great looking effect Josh, I quite enjoyed the view you have captured.

Cheers

[joshman (Josh)]

Originally Posted by iceman

heh, pretty interesting effect.

Although everytime I glance over this thread title I gasp for a second until I read it properly

i know!!! try pronouncing it to people...they'll give you weird looks