Sheep Hills Silo Art
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- Category: Panoramas-Victoria
- Published: Sunday, 25 March 2018 00:00
- Written by Klaus Mayer
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Panorama of enormous silo art mural by street artist Adnate in Sheep Hills, Victoria, Australia.
The mural depicts four indigenous faces, 2 elders, a boy and girl, on a starry background. Sheep Hills is located along the newly created silo art trail between Rupanyup and Patchewollock in the wheatbelt of Victoria.
Mount Cole Reservoir
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- Published: Monday, 12 March 2018 00:00
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Panorama of Mount Cole Reservoir.
Panorama of Mount Cole Reservoir in the Mount Buangor state Park, Victoria, Australia. Mount Buangor State Park is a native bush reserve between Beaufort and Ararat. The reservoir is a great location for bird watching or a picnic but is only accessible with vehicles with good ground clearance.
Guido Van Helten mural in Brim
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- Published: Wednesday, 24 May 2017 00:00
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Panorama of large Guido Van Helten mural on grain silos in Brim in the Wimmera region of Victoria, Australia.
Artist Guido Van Helten painted the 30 metre high portraits of four farmers on disused grain silos over 3 weeks finishing early January 2016. Brim with a population of about 100 people is located 20 kilometres north of Warracknabeal or 360 kilometres northwest of Melbourne. The giant artwork was funded by Regional Arts Victoria and the Yarriambiack Shire Council.
Using bird droppings to create Panospheres
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- Category: News
- Published: Saturday, 15 April 2017 11:14
- Written by Klaus Mayer
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Smooth paved outdoor areas are a nightmare for many new VR photographers. The lack of control points between images can make it difficult to align images well enough without having grout joints running into tiles or tiles becoming distorted in the final panorama.
Bird droppings, discarded chewing gum or other blemishes can be of great help as control points when going through the stitching process.
Try to see the bright side when facing a stitching challenge, even the pair of sneakers or a plastic bag hanging off a powerline can help to get those much needed control points in the sky. If you want to get rid of blemishes in the final output, use Gimp or Photoshop to clean up the marks instead of removing valuable control points with a mop and bucket. To be on the safe side, never try to remove things from powerlines to get a good shot.