To Aboriginal Veterans

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

December 18 2005 ~4:40 pm

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This monument is located on Elgin Street in the City of Ottawa and is dedicated to Aboriginal Veterans, live and fallen.

One of the best monuments in Ottawa and definitely my favorite one. I've tried to shoot this monument a few times before but didn't succeed until coming a week ago to Ottawa to shoot Christmas lights in downtown. Red light and winter made this monument even more impressive then in the daytime...

Personal Web site: http://www.dimensions360.com
PanoLab stitching tool web page with some other examples of panos stitched by PanoLab: http://panolab.dimensions360.com

Location

USA-Canada / Canada-Ontario

Lat: 45° 25' 13" N
Long: 76° 42' 31" W

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Precision is: Unknown / Undeclared.

Equipment

Nikon D-70, Nikkor 10.5 / 2.8, RAW (NEF) source image format
Tripod - Jiottos VT-809 with home-made panohead,
Stitched by PanoLab Beta vesion ( http://panolab.dimensions360.com ) - completely original stitching software tool which I plan to release in Jan 2006
Logo inserted using Corel PhotoPaint 7. No retouch had been made.
Converted to QTVR by Pano2QTVR ( http://www.pano2qtvr.com ).
Special thanks to Thomas Rauscher for this excellent tool!

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To Aboriginal Veterans

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