Mousehole Habour (Panorama)

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Originally Posted by ChrisH

Mike - The harbor dries out at low tide so most of the boats are accessible on foot. There are numerous dinghies and inflatable craft around too. Also the still active fishing boats and some larger craft are moored up against the inner wall of the harbour and can be accessed from there.

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Now it makes perfect sense. Thanks..http://backup.cambridgeincolour.com/...mbarrassed.gif

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Originally Posted by ChrisH

Thanks Guys for all your help. Frank - I was standing on the inner harbour wall so I may well have been pointing the camera downwards.

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Hi Chris, I'm thinking that in a Pano, that might account for the horizon being curved. If so, it's easy enough to fix. :D

I'm guessing that's also what I noticed in your 'Porthcurno to Logan's Rock' image.

Sorry Steve - am missing something here

oops sorry:o wrong forum. It's the cuts driving me nuts.

A cracking image and on seascapes I prefer to see the horizon slightly bowed as it gives a sense of proportion to the image. It may not look too good at these small sizes but on a large pano print I think it looks terrific - but that's just my opinion of course :)

Keith

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Originally Posted by KeithH

I prefer to see the horizon slightly bowed as it gives a sense of proportion to the image. It may look good at these small sizes but on a large pano print I think it looks terrific - but that's just my opinion of course :)
Keith

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Yes, me too - that's why I didn't object to it on my first response to Chris' pic. My horizons get curved in the same way, I don't try to correct it, it gives a spacious feel, as if the view is so wide one is seeing the curvature of the earth... Although I usually look for correct angles with architecture, there too there is a place for creative distortion....