A place to stay

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• henrye (3493)
• [2004-02-24 4:37]

Aaaaah, another one of your great long posts. This one is very good too. Interesting subject, and good technical work with the stitching.

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• clodreno (0)
• [2004-02-24 4:43]

Wouahhh. Another great one Jack. I like it.. So no moere snow?? Nice building. It looks very charming. Nice panorama.

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• Geo (1233)
• [2004-02-24 4:52]

It is like standing there and looking up and down the road for cars coming. Very good stitching. It is funny to think of people going south to Denmark. Here we have many Danes exchanging the winter there for the winter here.

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• Midnight_sun (1939)
• [2004-02-24 5:02]

A well made panorama of an interesting looking pub. Does this mean no more snow shots? I hope not. I like your chose of angle, but i think there is some distortion, this will happen if the focal length is small, at about 55mm, there will be practically none. Maybe the pub is just old though!! Great shot.

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• milloup (1829)
• [2004-02-24 5:26]

It seems to me that it's the building which is curving somewhat, as the sidewalk is wider left than right. This all looks so typically Danish, including the bleak, soggy weather, and the surrounding buildings are what you might find in any small town here. Brugsen (the oldest Danish co-op) is also present up the street ;-))

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• PechePassion (483)
• [2004-02-24 6:07]

J'adore la facon dont la photo est présenté avec le virage sur le premier plan c'est énorme !
La version large nous permet de bien voir les détail de construction de ce batiment avec une petite touche de couleur c'est du très bon !
Ya pas le roi du panorama sur TE c'est bien Jack !

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• nwoehnl (60423)
• [2004-02-24 7:23]

Excellent LP, Jack - makes the inn really look big. It does look and sound like you had a good time there, but I'm already missing your snow shots ;o) As usual, the stitching is impeccable, and the details and sharpness are very good.

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• jhm (69967)
• [2004-02-24 8:00]

Another great picture Jack. Interesting subject, and good technical work with the stitching. It's almost Flemish street in Belgium. Tank you for sharing it.

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• avigur_11 (21174)
• [2004-02-24 8:18]

I like the way the 90 degrees angle between the two streets becomes a circle, amazing effect pf perspective. I like the way you captured cars from both sides of the building. The large version is amzing, but if you look at the smaller version, it's quite an abstract. Well done, Jack.

BTW. my panorama project is on - thanks a lot!

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• manny (21378)
• [2004-02-24 8:37]

A good panorama shot. and very informative. Apart from the good shots that you have Jack, the note that come along with it is truly TE. Thanks.

Anyway, the merit of this photo lies on its simplicity. The angle that you chose allows us to frame the inn with the foreground road thus, it looks like you are there.

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• Jeppe (18564)
• [2004-02-24 9:46]

Very nice panorama Jack - Seams to be the weather we used to in Denmark this febrary ;-)
This remind me of an "inn photo" which I simply must take when the summer comes -
Thanks for sharing - glad too hear you had some good days here.

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• Georges (11177)
• [2004-02-24 15:28]

Encore un joli panorama avec toujours cette bonne présentation.
J'aime l'encadrement choisi en gris qui donne bien le temps sur le cliché qui ce jour ne vous a pas aidé.
Du bon travail d'assemblage Jack Bravo

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• Eagle78 (1925)
• [2004-02-25 14:54]

Good panorama Jack! This shot really gives hte idea of being a great place to stay...and to start enjoy spring time ;) The building looks wonderful to me, and really love its colors. Great work here :)

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• hitesh (594)
• [2006-09-20 23:25]

Hi Jack,
Excellent panorama of the inn.The street looks so calm and clean, the weather is nice for a cup of coffee.You have done full justice to the photo.Good work, keep posting.
Regards
Hitesh