Entry 13 - Panorama

A panorama is a photo where 2 or more images are merged together by a panorama software. Some cameras even have this software built in.

The following three pictures I took at Vogel State Park in Georgia and combined using the Panorama software that came with my Canon, Photostitch.

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Or another example, which I took near Gainesville, Florida.

The following image I created by taking two portrait-orientated photos, as opposed to landscape:

Entry 4-5 - Hare Krishna

Today I'll review two photos - one taken with my 1000D and the other with a simple Canon point-and-shoot.

I took this photo with my Canon EOS Rebel XS of the Hare Krishna Rathayatra cart in Jacksonville, FL. Shortly afterward I found my camera out of batteries and could not take and more pictures of the parade.

Aperture:	f/20
Focal Length:	55mm
ISO:	800
Shutter:	1/800 sec
Camera:	Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XS

This is one of my favorite pictures I have ever took - and considering I took it with a Canon A495, that's saying something. This picture was taken of the Samadhis (grave) of two Swamis (monks) in Bengal, India. I believe I took it with a 15 second shutter, though the information below doesn't seem to line up.

Aperture:	f/3
Focal Length:	6.6mm
ISO:	80
Shutter:	1/0 sec
Camera:	Canon PowerShot A495

Entry 1 - Deities

This picture was taken with the light metered to the deity of Lord Balarama's purple turban, making his face look extra bright and effulgent. This feature of the picture was made possible by the "Spot" light metering mode on the Canon PowerShot SX130 IS I took it with.

Aperture: f/5.6
Focal Length: 60mm
ISO: 800
Shutter: 1/12 sec
Camera: Canon PowerShot SX 130 IS