Panoramic View of Waikiki and Diamond Head
You will need to click on this image to enlarge for closer view. This is a panaromic view of Diamond Head and Waikiki. Hopefully, Dana will be back tomorrow. This was taken last week at about 9 in the morning. The light breaking through the clouds and reflecting off the ocean's surface provided an interesting view.Note: After clicking on image, move mouse cursor over the larger image to get magnifying lens cursor and then click to enlarge.
(By default, the web browser shrinks image to fit page)
Have a nice week! =)
posted by Kala at Monday, September 04, 2006
10 Comments:
Kala, on the enlarged photo i saw some hotels are very near the shore.
Does the see never come any further than that?
Oh and i don't know why or if someone already told you but for the last week(s) i have to click several times before you site comes up. Something to do with an Active X element or so being present.
Hi Dutchie, thanks for bringing that to our attention - I don't know too much about active x stuff, so I will ask the computer guru, Dana. She is much more knowledgeable than I am. As for the hotels and the ocean, unless theres a Tsunami, the ocean stays pretty calm and does not come close enough to the hotels to coz damage. Knock on wood no tsunamis come. =P
Hi Kala! this is a beautiful shot!! I love it!
Have a nice week too (now that you're very busy)!
wow =)
u're a lucky lucky man
Great shot! When I enlarged it and scrolled to the right I was ooohing and aahhing!
OK, how in the HECK did you do that pano?!? Do you have a head-cam with 8 mounted cameras...like Disney does...to do those 360 video "make-you-dizzy-and-sick" flicks? Awesome light...I shooda hiked up and looked over Diamond Head when I was there! HBTYT! ;-)
Superb bit of stitching! Was it done in Photoshop or Panofactory?
I just loved the reflections of the clouds over the sea on the left.
Curly's Photoshop
Hi there - the photo stitching was done by canon's software - I use a Canon S3 IS that has a photo stitch mode and once you download the image, you can select to stitch the photos using their software =)
Oh my gosh! The reflection of those large clouds in the ocean is just incredible. Beautiful as always, Kala.
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