Christine Falls on Van Trump Creek in Mount Rainier National Park, Washington State, USA
When I originally made this series of photographs of Christine Falls in Mount Rainier National Park I had intended to stitch them into a vertical panorama (vertorama). Displaying regular, horizontal panoramas is tough – the vertical variety is even more difficult. Upon actually stitching these together the results were a bit lacking, and displaying them individually seemed out of context without the other two. So I’ve tried making them into the triptych you see above. I haven’t done this before, but I think it works well with these 3 images. Do you think I was successful with this attempt? Do you ever shoot images specifically for this sort of presentation?
Gorgeous! I think it works very well; probably better than the vertical panoramas. It captures all the parts of a waterfall in one elegant piece, and lets your eye compare and contrast what happens in the different places. This presentation also lets your imagination assemble the images together, into as big and glorious a waterfall as you might want 🙂
Thanks Marc! I agree that this sort of presentation may be a bit more interactive than a straight up waterfall shot or a vertical panorama would have been.
WoW, this is a really nice composition of flowing water! I’d love to get that as a poster/wallpaper for my room!
A brilliant set of examples for slow shutter speed photography. Good work.
Good idea, never done! Great result and beautiful photography!