3D Panoramic Pics

[davemac]

Originally Posted by mobertol

Last three pics -the turtle in the canal -all a bit brown -not very inspiring. My career as a wild-life photographer will be short-lived!

One of the new barn at our farm -looks like an aircraft hangar!

View of the back of my house (built 1780) - in the center with 2 downstairs shutters open and satellite dish to the left. A yellow scarecrow is in the veggie patch behind it too! Have some great salad leaves at the moment...

Well worth the wait, the description brings the piccys to life. If you want someone to hold your bike next time you go out, I will be on standby

[davemac]

Can't compete with the poppy fields of Italy, but here are the buttercup fields of Altham, with Pendle Hill behind,

[Restless]

what about this camera of mine reminds you of me ?

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

I looked at that and thought of you!
I have a Panasonic Lumix G1.......in red, with a variety of lenses.

[mobertol]

Originally Posted by davemac

Can't compete with the poppy fields of Italy, but here are the buttercup fields of Altham, with Pendle Hill behind,

Lovely photos Dave -especially 2 and 3!

Buttercups are lovely flowers -always usd to pick bunches of them for mum when i was little -but they don't look anything special in a vase -wonder why?

[mobertol]

Just thought I'd post these 2 pics which my Aunt Diane took while we were out walking -Bluebells in Oxenber woods and a Curlew in a field of dandelions in the Ribble valley. Wish I could take credit for them -she's an artist and has a great eye for a photo.

[davemac]

Todays pictures are similar to ones I have uploaded before the only difference is the season.

1. through to 6. view from Clayton, Rishton on the left and Gt. Harwood on the right in the distance.
7. Is a view of the land beyond the tree line earmarked for building on the Junction 7 complex.
8. Is the view of the Dunkenhalgh land adjacent to Dunkenhalgh Way, you can just see the car park in the distance.

[davemac]

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[davemac]

I must remember to click upload before I post.

The panoramics are from the base of Hameldon.
1. The Coppice if off to the right, Accy just off center.
2. Looking toward Haslingden.
3. Same as first photo, just from a different position.

[davemac]

Todays walk was something of a "lets see where that goes" so setting off.

1. On a footpath going past Accy tip, just as I was taking a panoramic shot they set off a batch of bird scarer's, both scaring the birds, my dog, and me. Thats why all the birds are in flight.
2. Turning away from the tip I crossed the motorway and took this shot.
3. Heading down to a stone bridge to cross the canal, very close to Altham industrial site, and the boat repair yard.
4. Following the footpath down to the canal.
5. Heading home and looking back at the quarry site on Hameldon.

[davemac]

On another wet and windy day this is all I could muster,the time it takes to get the picture gives you rain on the lens.
Accy from the car park.

[susie123]

Originally Posted by davemac

On another wet and windy day this is all I could muster,the time it takes to get the picture gives you rain on the lens.
Accy from the car park.

I like it... and your devotion to duty is exemplary.

[davemac]

Originally Posted by susie123

I like it... and your devotion to duty is exemplary.

Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country.

[DaveinGermany]

Emden the other week-end. Took Pops up so he could do some spotting.

[davemac]

Whalley Nab to the left, with Pendleton Moor to the center, Pendle Hill to the right.

[Margaret Pilkington]

Originally Posted by Restless

what about this camera of mine reminds you of me ?

No, not reminds me of you...made me think of you....because it is a very good camera, with lots of potential....good amount of zoom too.