Photography Tutorial · 2020-06-28
Panoramic stitching can capture very expansive scenery. In previous tutorials, Thomas has shared the pre- and post-processing knowledge of panoramic stitching:
"Beyond Ultra-Wide - The Charm of Panoramic Stitching"
"How to Shoot Stunning Panoramic Photos with Stitching"
"How to Stitch High-Quality Panoramic Photos with PS/LR"
"Exposure Blending Plus Panoramic Stitching in One Click? This New PS Feature Is So Useful!"
"How to Fix Distortion and Gaps in Stitches with Warp"
In today's article, Thomas will share some excellent panoramic works.
These photos are from the 2019 Panoramic Photography Awards (Pano Awards), a contest dedicated to panoramic photos. The contest only accepts wide (long) format works with an aspect ratio above 2:1 (or 1:2), covering two main categories: nature and city.
Let's enjoy them together~
Photo: Daniel Trippolt
Photo: Arete Edmunds
Photo: Fabian Pfeihofer
Photo: Luka Vunduk
Photo: Ross Schram2
Photo: Simone Cmoon
Photo: Wang Qian
Photo: Abdulla Al Mushaifri
Photo: Alessandro Cantarelli
Photo: Alessandro Cantarelli
Photo: Bai Yifan
Photo: Benjamin Sailour
Photo: Benjamin Williamson
Photo: Chandra Bong
Photo: Daniel Bonte
Photo: Derek Sturman
Photo: Deryk Baumgaertner
Photo: Greg Boratyn
Photo: Mark Duffus
Photo: Marsel Van Osoten
Photo: Oussama Mazouz
Photo: Peter Gordon
Photo: Peter Gordon
Photo: Radisics Milan
Photo: Raspiengeas Nicolas
Photo: Ross Schram
Photo: Sebastian Tontsch
Photo: Sergey Semenov
Photo: Simon Roppel
Photo: Wong Choon Keat
Photo: Yoshihiko Wada
For more wonderful photos, visit the contest's official website
https://thepanoawards.com/