Persian King
Round Neighborhood
Posted by Amir (Tehran, Iran) on 11 October 2007 in Architecture and Portfolio.
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@Mandy: It's very simple
e. from Washington DC, United States
Wow, really neat. Thanks for sharing the technique!
11 Oct 2007 7:20am
@e.: Thanks, hope to see one of yours
Bron from Canberra, Australia
Wow I love this effect Amir - I'd never tire of looking at them
11 Oct 2007 7:20am
@Bron: That's perfect,
Quintino from Joane, Portugal
Now, Amir, is that way to behave? You are making those guys living there to get seasick... Kidding... it's very well done, my friend.
11 Oct 2007 8:24am
@Quintino: You always leave me funny comments. Thanks for cheering us up.
lissa from New York, United States
I like how it seem to float about the sky like a globe or an object. Nicely done.
11 Oct 2007 5:25pm
@lissa: Thanks lissa
@Maysam: Thanks
vasa from United States
grt wrk with these..i like this one better than ur previos one...the sky is lovely here...
11 Oct 2007 6:54pm
@vasa: It's preference. I am glad you like it
@Vicki: Thanks
Viewfinder from Bradenton, United States
Another nice "round the world" post processed shot. Looks a bit empty on one side, from the 5 o'clock to about 9 o'clock positions.
11 Oct 2007 8:28pm
@Viewfinder: The point is not to have it filled all around. These are realistic/artistic representation of what you see in a regular panorama. Thanks for coming
@Brian: Thanks dear
@Twelvebit: Hope you are OK
@Wolfgang Prigge: Thanks
@Rags: Thanks
amy from Rocky Mountain House, Canada
It's a cool effect, Amir!! And with the right image it's eye popping fabulous. Great image... great job!!
12 Oct 2007 2:12am
@amy: Thanks a lot
@Zing: Thanks my friend
Harald from Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Again a very interesting work. Thanks for the how to do.
12 Oct 2007 8:27am
@Harald: You are very welcome
aggie from Singapore, Singapore
Well done again, Amir. Thanks for sharing this technique.
13 Oct 2007 2:43am
@aggie: You are very welcomed
Canon PowerShot A640
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ISO 80
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