Diversity

Essen, Ruhrgebiet, Germany

March 20, 2009, 15:44 local time

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"Diversity"? This theme opens a lot of opportunities to choose a subject. As always...;-)

At first I thought about making a panorama on the "Kennedy-Platz." It is named after the former US-President John Fitzgerald Kennedy. This square is located right in the middle of the center of the center of Essen, my hometown. As in some other squares in the city of Essen it is very boring, very uniform, it misses diversity. But by going to that place to take the pictures I found this market stand with so many flowers in different colors.

It was a sunny day, spring was only two hours old and I was in the mood of mercy ;-). So I changed my mind and decided to let the first idea go and take the opportunity to make a pano between the flowers.

No big thing, but I like it, as it is an everyday view of an everyday scene.

Location

Europe / Germany

Lat: 51° 27' 21.01" N
Long: 7° 0' 46.35" E

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Equipment

Canon 5D MKII
Nikon 10,5
Wasserrohrschelle (nodalpointadapter)
Manfrotto 190 tripod with a ballhead upside down
Lightroom
PTGui
Photoshop
Superrunes "SphereToCubicExpress"
Pano2VR

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