Lens Gazing

Yongin, South Korea

December 22, 2007 15:08 UTC+0900 (December 2007 Solstice)

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My initial idea was to capture something that would definately change, like a construction site, but I couldn't find a good one nearby so I decided to go with another thought.

This is my wife and I standing at the entrance of our apartment.

As the years go by we will definately change appearance and who knows, some time in the future we might even move. We can then look at this 'Wrinkle in Time' and see where we lived and even see what we used to look like without our wrinkles of time...

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Location

Asia / Korea, South

Lat: 37° 16' 8.91" N
Long: 127° 7' 54.45" E

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Equipment

Canon EOS 5D

Nikkor 10.5mm Fisheye (with WidePan adapter)

Tripod: Manfrotto 055B Pro

Panohead: Rotopan 7 Mark II

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PTGui 7.5 Pro

Photoshop CS3

Pano2VR

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