Boss photos you've taken
- Thread starter chicoazul
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need to practice how to upload....!
I knew that wouldn't work, posting pics on the phone is a bizznatch. Anyhow, golf course...
As stupid as the last photo but you have to stop and take a pic of popcorn in its infancy, yeah?
whereabouts you based mate. that doesnt look like Bootle
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Can you professionals, please [Poor language removed] please? am a pure iPhonetographer. Do one!
Nice view.
carlos21
KING OF REP
afternoon paul how are you today.
Good here Carlos. Just watching Jack & The Giant Slayer (in 3D of course) .
Waiting on news of the next boss like everyone else too. Getting sick of waiting for the news now.
How are you in yourself m8?
carlos21
KING OF REP
I am fine today mate you got any sweets mate.
Not unless the wife fetches some back from Morrisons.
Wanna see a panorama I did from way back in 2010?
Wanna see a panorama I did from way back in 2010?
carlos21
KING OF REP
yes please kid,
Okie dokie then.
This view is from 3 images stitched in Photoshop, taken from close to Jubilee Tower, an old monument at Quernmore looking out towards Morecambe Bay. You can make out local reservoirs to the far right hand side. At the top left you can clearly see the wind turbines out in Morecambe Bay. I was reliably (allegedly) informed that you can in the distance, beyond the large buildings that is the Heysham Power Station,the long spit of land which is the edge of Barrow-in-Furness and over this outcrop of land see the mountains on the Isle of Man. All this seen against a sky of low red sunlight as the sun had disappeared beyond the horizon. These landmarks were identified by a chap who had a GPS thing on his mobile phone (whose hobby is to photograph all 600 trig points across the UK). In the large version you can see boats and such on the water and lights on buildings. I think, considering the lens, and the ½ second exposure times, it has come out pretty well.
When seen large sized, the detail at the distance of the horizon is amazing really!
See it full size HERE (click and then zoom in when on the page, then use your arrow keys to move all around the photo and look at all the detail in the far distance and such).
This view is from 3 images stitched in Photoshop, taken from close to Jubilee Tower, an old monument at Quernmore looking out towards Morecambe Bay. You can make out local reservoirs to the far right hand side. At the top left you can clearly see the wind turbines out in Morecambe Bay. I was reliably (allegedly) informed that you can in the distance, beyond the large buildings that is the Heysham Power Station,the long spit of land which is the edge of Barrow-in-Furness and over this outcrop of land see the mountains on the Isle of Man. All this seen against a sky of low red sunlight as the sun had disappeared beyond the horizon. These landmarks were identified by a chap who had a GPS thing on his mobile phone (whose hobby is to photograph all 600 trig points across the UK). In the large version you can see boats and such on the water and lights on buildings. I think, considering the lens, and the ½ second exposure times, it has come out pretty well.
When seen large sized, the detail at the distance of the horizon is amazing really!
See it full size HERE (click and then zoom in when on the page, then use your arrow keys to move all around the photo and look at all the detail in the far distance and such).
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