Excellent, expressive panoramic shot!
There was a photographer in the ’30s … itinerant, of course, who specialized in panoramic pictures on the prairie. He had several large-format view cameras that he carried in the trunk of his car, and would set up when he found a subject. Some of them, as I recall, were glass-plate cameras. Due to the limitations of those times, he was forced to make contact prints.
D, thanks! I’m sure glad photography has evolved the way it has. It’s nice to not be constrained by a roll of film! I like that it allows personal expression with the expense! And I like the instant gratification, or failure.
This brought back a lot of memories. I attended a Bible College in Sask. in the mid-70’s (no longer there) and the view from the dorm was very much like this one.
i like it! excellent frustrating picture puzzle material. 🙂
2016/08/14 at 16:36
T, thanks! It would be that!
2016/08/14 at 18:53
Excellent panorama.As TexWis Girl says,that would be a frustrating puzzle to do.
2016/08/14 at 20:01
Ruth, thank you!
2016/08/14 at 20:47
Excellent, expressive panoramic shot!
There was a photographer in the ’30s … itinerant, of course, who specialized in panoramic pictures on the prairie. He had several large-format view cameras that he carried in the trunk of his car, and would set up when he found a subject. Some of them, as I recall, were glass-plate cameras. Due to the limitations of those times, he was forced to make contact prints.
2016/08/15 at 08:42
D, thanks! I’m sure glad photography has evolved the way it has. It’s nice to not be constrained by a roll of film! I like that it allows personal expression with the expense! And I like the instant gratification, or failure.
2016/08/15 at 12:23
This brought back a lot of memories. I attended a Bible College in Sask. in the mid-70’s (no longer there) and the view from the dorm was very much like this one.
2016/08/17 at 11:28
Ida, thank you!
2016/08/17 at 13:01