Texas Capitol Dome

Austin, Texas, USA

June 28, 2006 4:54p CDT

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The weekend of my wedding, my at the time wife-to-be and I took some of the brides' maids and the organist to the Texas State Capitol.

I really felt the heightened security. One of the guards at the rotunda watched me closely for a while and asked politely what I was doing. I guess I seemed more a photo geek to her than being up to no good; they let me finish the shoot.

I like this pano mainly for the rich color and feel it shows off the building well. I did have to fudge a bit using Photoshop to get the top of the dome to appear correctly, but otherwise, the exposure is exactly like it looks.

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Location

USA-Canada / USA-Texas

Lat: 30° 16' 29.15" N
Long: 98° 45' 25.69" W

Elevation: 534

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Precision is: High. Pinpoints the exact spot.

Equipment

Canon D60
Sigma 12-24mm
Nodal Ninja 3 Pano Head
Neat Image
PTGui 6.03
Photoshop CS
Pano2QTVR 1.2.10

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Texas Capitol Dome

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