Copyright © 2007 Aldo Hoeben, All Rights Reserved
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The morning of the solstice was nice and bright, after the snow that came the day before. I had already gotten up early to catch the actual moment of the solstice, but got back into bed afterwards. I woke up again to the nice sunrise, a good 3 hours after the solstice.
The tree-crown panorama is part of a series of panoramas. The reason I started shooting these panoramas was that even though I live along the oldest city park in the Netherlands, it is neigh impossible to make a panorama without lots of cars all around. With tree and shrubbery all around me, I figured I didn't have that problem.
The panorama was shot about 4-4.5 meter off the ground, using a custom pole to extend my tripod, and a wired remote release cord. To get a zenith shot, I have to get the camera down, adjust my panohead, and put the whole thing back in place again, twisting and turning in order not to disturb the tree branches...
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Geographic Coordinates:
Latitude: 51° 54' 42.59" N
Longitude: 4° 24' 13.69" E
Precision is: High. Pinpoints the exact spot.
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Time/Date:
December 22, 2007 - 09:38 UTC (10:38 local time)
Equipment:
Hardware: Fuji S5 Pro, Sigma 8mm EX DG, Nodal Ninja 3, SLIK tripod, custom extension pole, Nikon MC-36, fleece mittens. Software: Adobe Camera Raw 4.3, PTGui 7.4 Pro, Photoshop CS3, Pano2VR |
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