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Location Slagelse, Denmark, Scandinavia
Description
Category: Travels & Places
Yesterday I had the opportunity to enter the highest point in my hometown, which is the bell tower of the Saint Michael's Church from 1333. Slagelse is just a small and rather boring provincial town with very few buildings of architectural interest, but I thought it might look a little more interesting from higher up. My plan was to make a 360° panorama shot of the view from up the tower, as it has windows facing all four corner of the world, but unfortunately the guy in charge of the premises would only let me open the one window facing north, so this image is all I managed to achieve. A panorama composed of five handheld, vertical shots.
Yesterday I had the opportunity to enter the highest point in my hometown, which is the bell tower of the Saint Michael's Church from 1333. Slagelse is just a small and rather boring provincial town with very few buildings of architectural interest, but I thought it might look a little more interesting from higher up. My plan was to make a 360° panorama shot of the view from up the tower, as it has windows facing all four corner of the world, but unfortunately the guy in charge of the premises would only let me open the one window facing north, so this image is all I managed to achieve. A panorama composed of five handheld, vertical shots.
Image size
1800x1160px 2.34 MB
Model
NIKON D300
Shutter Speed
1/60 second
Aperture
F/5.6
Focal Length
20 mm
ISO Speed
200
Date Taken
Sep 25, 2009, 5:49:05 PM
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How rude of him! It would have been marvelous, if he had the vision to ask a piece of the pie, for the sake of the art, hometown pride, or tourism, or just the recognition! But now, he can see 1/4 of the pie, and maybe change his mind. I think it is a great photograph, shows the town off well, colorfully, appealingly, and I wish you well in your other photography!