photoartflightSnow Geese Panorama From Brigantine
We went to the Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge to see what birds or landscapes we could find. We were hoping for large flocks of Snow Geese and we did find them. But we did not see too many flying close by but found large groups on the ground. The featured image is a 35 image panorama, handheld, assembled in Photoshop. The finished size is 305 inches long. I was trying out my new Canon R on personal images. I have used it and loved the quality of the images for some commercial work, but this is the first time using it for fun. I was using a 400mm Canon f/4 DO lens with a Canon Series III 1.4x teleconverter. The Canon R seems to focus fine even on flying birds and was fun to use. And the files are very clean and has the beautiful Canon Color.
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Your panaroma is stunning, Reed! WOW, I love it!
Thanks so much Donna! I tend to do these panoramas more for practice so when I really want one I am fairly confident that it will work out. Plus it is a challenge. Instead of using a really wide angle lens to get these large groups where the individual birds would just be a small dot on an image with a lot of foreground and sky taking up most of the frame.