Hi everyone! So, we continue the publication of the best panoramas in the "Pano of the day" section on Mondays. Let's go!
The most interesting thing is that I was in a hurry to shoot all this beauty as soon as possible, until it was dismantled and taken away. But it's almost mid-February, and most of the designs are still in place and you can still shoot as much as you want. By the way, even in some places there are new designs!
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Camera: Sony a6000
Lens: Sony Sony SEL18200
Panoramic picture was created of 25 vertical shots (previously processed in Adobe Lightroom) in Autopano Giga and then finally tuned in Adobe Photoshop.
Used tripod, panoramic head and remote control.
P.S. Open in the new tab to see a bigger version.
