Photos of Katahdin Air taking off from Spencer Cover, also Pockwockamus Rock, Compass Pond, and River Pond along the Golden Road in Millinocket, Maine
Photos of Katahdin Air taking off from Spencer Cover, also Pockwockamus Rock, Compass Pond, and River Pond along the Golden Road in Millinocket, Maine
I took these photos a couple summers ago of Easton and Caribou, Maine while bird scouting with a good friend of mine.
Is it spring or winter?! You decide in this 360° panorama!
The snow bank across the road from me did something very odd today after the plow went by. It sort of split into a bunch of almost equal shapes that made it look like the top of a castle wall! So I grabbed the 70-200mm lens and took a few photos, one of them a […]
A friend showed me this moss-covered rock in Lee along a little brook. Here is an interactive 360° panorama…
It’s been quite a while since I’ve written a new blog post. November and December are pretty busy around here with holidays, birthdays, and anniversaries! Here are a few recent photos Teish and I have taken of Christmas lights. Enjoy! These images can be purchased through my galleries here: http://galleries.aaronpriestphoto.com/Night/2011-12/ http://galleries.aaronpriestphoto.com/Night/2011-12-14/ Related Posts:Snowy Sunrise TimelapseSpring […]
Here is a 360° x 180° panorama I took of Mattakeunk Stream in Winn, Maine.
Last weekend I hiked up to Chimney Pond on Mount Katahdin in Baxter State Park with some friends. I took the tripod, panning head, Nikon D700, and two lenses (14-24mm & 24-70mm) in hopes of getting a really good 360° panorama and a few large rectilinear panoramas.
We had a very interesting sunrise through the fog over the pond this morning. The light changed very quickly, but I had enough time to grab my camera, swap lenses for the telephoto, and shoot a quick two-row HDR panorama through the upstairs window.
Following up with yesterday’s tutorial on taking lightning photos, this article will cover the HDR and image stacking I did for this image…