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A photo assignment came up that required a very wide lens shot, maybe a part pano... The challenge appealed to me, the deadline tight, so I jumped back into shooting pano's and have not looked back.

It was a trip to Sydney for a Photo Expo, one of the lectures had just finished at Darling Harbour, the light was low and people were out enjoying an evening stroll. This shot was my first chance to test the setup before shooting the next day.

I would like to thank those on the forums such as "smooth" for their wonderful tips during the year. For me, 2006 was the spark that got me keen again on creating new images in panorama form

Location

Australia - New Zealand / Australia

Lat: 33° 52' 11" S
Long: 151° 12' 0" E

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Equipment

Nikon D70, Nikkor 10.5mm, Nodalninja SPH2 pano head on a 055pro manfrotto tripod. Stitched with PTGUI

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