Rohit Mordani’s Blog

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This panorama of Seattle from Gas Works Park is amazing ! I think the Seattle trip (2008) was one of the best for my Panoramas

http://rohit.mordani.com/panoramas/washington/seattle/seattle2/seattle2.htm

This is one of my favorite shots ! This is a panorama of Seattle from Alki on a beautiful summer night. This panorama is composed from 7 exposures – each exposure was taken for about 30 seconds.

http://rohit.mordani.com/panoramas/washington/seattle/seattle1/seattle1.htm

A panorama of 20 vertical images that I took from San Bruno Mountain State Park

http://rohit.mordani.com/panoramas/bayarea/sf/sf2/sf2.htm

This shot was taken from the top of the Empire State Building.  This is a composition of 5 photos…

http://rohit.mordani.com/panoramas/nyc/nyc1/nyc1.htm

17 vertical images stitched together. Looked like someone was getting married there that weekend:

http://rohit.mordani.com/panoramas/monterey/pebblebeach1/pebblebeach1.htm

Someone at work asked me if I could show him some of my panoramas.  I do have panoramas stored all over the place (Gallery, flickr and facebook) but that doesn’t showcase my work too well, so  I decided to find a better solution.  I had seen a panorama of Denali National Park a while ago on the internet and you could zoom in and out of it using a flash based viewer. I hunted down that panorama again and saw that software that was being used to display it on the web. I downloaded it too (its called zoomify) and I created my own panorama from it, which you can zoom in and out of.

So this is going to be a new section of my blog where I shall showcase some of my good panoramas. Here is the first one – of course of the city !

This panorama is comprised of 7 vertical images and HDR generated and tone mapped in Photomatix.

http://rohit.mordani.com/panoramas/bayarea/sf/sf1/sf1.htm