Inside a Dishwasher

in my Kitchen, Pforzheim, Germany

June, 8, 9.56 UCT

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Panoshooting in 2005 was for me personally to find the borders of what I can do, of things that are small and I can make a panorama of. Also to find out the maximum numbers of pictures I can handle for one panorama.

This pano is from my miniature phase, where I made shots in cars, closets, dishwashers, and bottles etc.. So for me it is a kind of a stepping stone in my personal panorama experience. I learned a lot from trying all those things. So now I can go out shooting knowing always that my panoramas will work.

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Location

Europe / Germany

Lat: 48° 52' 22" N
Long: 8° 39' 57" E

Elevation: 380m

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Precision is: Unknown / Undeclared.

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Sigma SD10, Sigma 8mm EX Fisheye, Manfrotto 303SPH Panohead, Berlebach mini tripod

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Inside a Dishwasher

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