A 360° night panorama, lit by moonlight, taken from the boardwalk out to Pryamid Island on Pyramid Lake in Jasper National Park. Contructed in the 1930s, the Boardwalk takes you to a popular picnic spot, Pyramid Island at the north end of Pyramid Lake. The view across the water to the surrounding mountains is wonderful by day and by night. By night, this is a fabulous place for stargazing in this Dark Sky Preserve. Here, south is at left, toward Mt. Edith Cavell. To the southwest, the waxing gibbous Moon is setting. At right of centre, the Boardwalk leads to Pyramid Island itself, with Pyramid Mountain behind it. Right of the island is the Big Dipper. To the right of the image, to the northeast, there’s a weak aurora display. The Milky Way is faintly visible in the moonlit sky overhead. This an 8-segement panorama, taken with the 15mm full-frame fisheye lens and Canon 6D. Each segment was a 32-second exposure at f/2.8 and ISO 1250, stitched with PTGui.
The colors of the sunset sky, from home on August 6, 2014, in a 360° panorama at sunset. The setting Sun is at far right, the waxing gibbous Moon left of centre. This is a sitch of 7 segments each shot with the 14mm Rokinon lens in portrait mode, and with the Canon 6D. Exposure metered then kept consistent for each frame. Stitched in PTGui 10. Vibrancy and contrast increased for effect but it was a spectacular sky.
A 270° panorama of the setting Sun and waxing gibbous Moon over Western Port bay at Cowes on Philip Island near Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. The Sun is setting slightly north of due west, while the 9-day-old Moon sits in the northeast, at an angle of about 110° away from the Sun. This is a stitch of 15 panels taken with the 35mm lens oriented portait, and the Canon 6D camera. Stitched with PTGui with a lot of manual point registration required due to the lack of land area over many segments to align to.
