Tuesday, December 27, 2005
KyongBok Palace
This is a digital panoramic of Seoul's KyongBok Palace. I shot a series of shots handheld with the intention to stitch them together later and this is the result. I think this covers about 180-degrees, since I was standing pretty close to the front of the palace (behind me was already the road). I could have corrected the distortion, but I kind of like it this way. What do you think? This image is a huge mega-megapixel image but only appears this tiny because Picasa resizes it into this tiny image even when you click on the image. Fujifilm S2Pro, AF Nikkor 18-35mm f/3.5-4.5
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Korea,
Panoramas
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4 comments:
learnt your blog from a friend yesterday. nice pictures and great skill.
Hi Patrick!
Thanks for your comments. Which friend did you hear about my blog from?
Mr Tan,
Nice pictures of my home land !
But this building is Palace not castle. Pls amend title..
Lee Kyu Yong
Thanks for your comments, Lee. I've ammended the post. My apologies.
I loved taking pictures of Korea and would like to go back again in the winter as I missed a few shots that I really wanted. Anybody up to sponsoring me? :)
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