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The view behing Bow Street in Portsmouth, NH where Memorial Birdge connects Kittery, ME to Portsmouth, NH.
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Closer view of gigapan.org/gigapans/33895/ Here you can see the repairs going on with the concrete at the base of the towers with a lot of exposed re-bar yet to be filled with new concrete. Moving clouds were causing the stripes.
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Opened in 1929, this classic suspension bridge spans Narragansett Bay between Bristol and Portsmouth, RI. Repairs are being done to the concrete bases of the main towers and a barge with a crane is tied to the north tower. The Bristol Ferry Lighthouse, on the right, under the bridge was built in 1855 and was in use up ...
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This panorama was shot using a Canon EOS 5D Mark II on the new Gigapan Epic 100. The shutter was set to manual mode since the angle of the 5D's shutter is a bit too steep for the Epic 100's robotic finger. A Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 lens was used, which helped to reduce the amount of frames to 24 - but with the 5D Mark I...
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This panorama was shot using the Canon EOS 5D Mark II with 50mm f/1.8 lens on the Gigapan Epic 100. The Epic 100 was placed in manual shutter mode after setting the start and end point for the Panorama. The Epic 100 moves to a position and waits for you to press the shutter of the camera. Once the shot is taken y...
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Panorama across Spithead to Portsmouth
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This is the view from the North-West of Fort Purbrook showing the parade ground. I tried several times to get a big, high resolution 360° from this viewpoint but the wind was too strong, and this was the best shot I got. Most annoyingly, I missed a group a people having an outdoor fencing lesson in the middle o...
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The courtyard at Fort Purbrook at higher resolution. Not a bad shot considering I left the focal length at infinity. God bless the old H7! After this it was time to go and get The Big Pano from the top of the fort: www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=11732.
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The second pano from Fort Purbrook. This one shows the sunken courtyard and the photographer with that most essential of all camera accessories - the bivvy bag. Very useful to have something to crawl into when one is out in the wild weather for hours on end. It is not ideal for camping - see www.kilgore.demon.co
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