Panoramas
For some images the simple technique of pointing and clicking isn’t enough.
Sometimes you need to blend a couple of images together to get a better depth of colour, light or focus. Other times you need to blend images to create a wider angle of view to include all that needs to be in an image.
The following images have been either multiple photos stacked and blended or aligned side by side.
The Triomphal Arch of Innsbruck lit up with Christmas lights and traffic.
Campsite above St. Jakob in Dalfreggen. Osttirol is one of the few areas in Austria with minimal light pollution.
Sunset over the "chruch floor" bassalt formation.
Invermorriston Falls on the side of Loch Ness
Gull in Nordnesparken, Bergen, Norway.
Sunrise over the city of Bergen on a snowy winter morning. View is from the top of Mt Fløien.
Reyðarfjörður, one of the Eastern Fjords of Iceland.
The ruins of an old medieval monestary in Ovens, County Cork.
Valetta, the capital of Malta with a moon rising behind it.
The streets of Bergen, Europes rainiest city, reflect the lights of the cars.
Sunrise over the city of Bergen on a snowy winter morning. View is from the top of Mt Fløien.
Sunrise over the city of Bergen on a snowy winter morning. View is from the top of Mt Fløien.
Sunrise over the city of Bergen, coated in a fresh dusting of snow.
Sunrise over the city of Bergen on a snowy winter morning. View is from the top of Mt Fløien.
The view from Connor Pass on the Dingle Peninsula in Co. Kerry; the highest pass in Ireland.
The famous ruins of Blarney Castle, Ancient home of the Blarney Stone, Cork Ireland.
The view of Bergen from the top of Blåmannen.