Japan, Dec 2010 – Panoramas

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A selection of the 52 panoramic compositions I did during the trip. The full images are huge, so here are reduced-sized versions. Click on the thumbnail for a 1024 pixel wide image.

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Nara, Yoshienki Garden
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Nara, Isuien Garden
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Nara, Todaiji Temple
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Kyoto, Kiyomizu Temple
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Kyoto, Shukaguin Imperial Villa
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Kyoto, Arashiyama district
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Kyoto, Kinkakuji Temple
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Kyoto, Kyoto Station
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Kyoto, Kyoto Station
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Osaka
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Osaka, from the Floating Garden Observatory @ Umeda Sky Building
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Osaka, from the Floating Garden Observatory @ Umeda Sky Building
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Osaka, from the Floating Garden Observatory @ Umeda Sky Building

3 thoughts on “Japan, Dec 2010 – Panoramas”

  2. Depends on a lot of factors… the view perspective I’m trying to achieve, the distance between me and subject, and camera orientation (portrait or landscape), and number of images you are shooting to form the composition.

    But usually I tend to go between 30mm to 50mm I think. But it can really vary.

    Actually, the best framing opportunities weren’t on the roof top observatory, but on the deck just below it. The roof top observatory had the safety barriers (not unlike the Duxton roof top as well) that physically block part of your view. The deck below is far better, but you get a lot of light reflections from the ambient lighting behind you.:(

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