Shot of the Day #39

Alice Springs lies very close to the centre of a Australia far from any major cities. It was originally only known for the small Telegraph Station used to relay messages across the Red Centre. The town is layed-out in almost perfect symmetry with ‘The Gap’, a natural break in the MacDonald Ranges. This panoramic view of Alice Springs was taken from on top of Anzac Hill and hand held (360° Degrees). I used a Circular Polariser and as you can see it is best when 90°Degrees to the Sun (Dark Blue region in the sky) :) !

Alice Springs, Northern Territory - Three Sixty Panorama (Click to view larger)

Details:

ISO 100
F 11
1/80 secs
18 mm
Sony a350
18-70mm (wide-angle) Lens – 360° Panorama!
Hand-Held
Total of 18 Photographs Stitched!

Here is a Planet Version:

Alice Springs Panorama - Planet Version

Where I took the shot:

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Written by Mike

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