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Thanks to Pawel for selecting my entry in the previous contest (a great topic).
For the new contest I have chosen the topic "Stitched Panos"
Any pano stitched from 2 or more images will be ok.
A few examples below:





Cheers, Marcel
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Submissions will be closed on Monday the 20th of February 2017 at 14:51:23 UTC

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Competition History available at viewtopic.php?f=9&t=42757

Flight Pano:


Skye:


Fraser Lake, BC:


Gillk

Evening Rainbow over Seattle

I only had a 50mm prime to capture this unusual weather phenomenon, so there are about 10 photos stitched together.


Photographed not far away from where the previous photo was taken with a 50mm prime as well.


This one is a bit unusual as it was stitched vertically, taken with a 50mm prime.


More panoramas in my gallery: http://www.pbase.com/jarekm/pano

All 3-image stitched panos shot with 24mm tilt-shift lens:

Paris from the Eiffel Tower, 6-7 photos

Portland, Oregon


Bay of Island, New Zealand


Hunderwasser-like mural

This is clearly not a typical landscape panorama - I just wanted to do something for my 9yo niece. However, in the process of stitching the pano, I discovered that I have neither the patience nor the skills to do it well :-/

Uluru (Ayers Rock), Australia; 7-frame pano


Schonbrunn Palace, Vienna, Austria; 2-frame pano


16-frame panorama of the Nymphenburg Palace in Munich, Germany