3D Panoramic Pics

[davemac]

Huncoat Colliery site, the return, a combination of wet bits, dappled shade , and trees as far as the eye can see...............if you shut one eye and squint.

[davemac]

Bullough Park, opened in September 1913, 100 years old this month.

[maxthecollie]

Originally Posted by davemac

Bullough Park, opened in September 1913, 100 years old this month.

Can't remember the last time I went up Bullough Park .I used to play up there when I was a kid and lived on Hope Street

[davemac]

Peel Park and higher.

[davemac]

Probably the smallest park in the borough, Lowerfold Park, Gt Harwood.

[davemac]

A walk around the woodland with a bit of wilsons playing field.

[davemac]

My parks visits terminated today, 11 parks visited and displayed, Rhyddings park completes my tour of duty.

[fireman32]

Did you stitch them or what did you do great pics

[davemac]

Originally Posted by fireman32

Did you stitch them or what did you do great pics

No stitching required, my camera ( Fujifilm Finepix F500EXR ) has a panoramic option, some cameras call it 3D.

[davemac]

If it's not wet, you are not doing it right, down to the River Calder, and Cock Bridge............I like that word...............bridge.

[gpick24]

A few from today

[davemac]

It was busier than a very busy shopping day, and this was on the top of Pendle Hill.

[gpick24]

A couple from today from around pot house lane reservoir.

[davemac]

A short walk along the river Calder, then a mooch around the church.

[gpick24]

A bit of an experiment, my phone isn`t supposed to be able to take panoramics, but stitched together with photoshop, doesn`t look too bad.