Second Photographic Workshop : Panoramic Images

Oak Brewery, Leverington Road. Panoramic

Mike Forrest

Wisbech Institute Tower. Vertical panorama

Mike Forrest

Portrait-Pano_Nene

Roger Rawson

Reserve-Pano

Roger Rawson

Vertical pano – Lighthouse at Happisburgh, Norfolk

Gary Garford

Horizontal pano – Beach Huts at Wells, Norfolk

Gary Garford

Black Bear Lane pano

Dean Rocker

West Walton Church front

Vince Bouch

West Walton Tower montage

Vince Bouch

March Station Pano

Taleyna Fletcher

Chapel Panorama

Hazel Howell

Chapel Panorama 2

Hazel Howell

South Brink

Susan Reid

Inside at the Old Cemetery

Susan Reid

Wisbech High Street Project Workshop No 2

At the 2nd Photographic Workshop, Matt showed us how Photoshop can be used to “blend” together more than one photograph to create panoramic images.

For our practical part of the session we went to Wisbech General Cemetery to photograph the chapel which is about to undergo major renovation as part of another Heritage Lottery Funded project being led by The Wisbech Society. Society treasurer David Crouch introduced us to the chapel and explained the history of the General Cemetery as well as the plans to renovate the chapel and burial ground over the next year.

Matt set up his camera and gave the group tips and suggestions on how to take a photographs which could later be blended together and edited using Photoshop. The group were then left to practice around the cemetery.