Untapped Child Labour

Lake Ginninderra, Canberra, Australia

3:15 PM - 24 September 2005

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Caption

In combining multiple exposures of a child at play, this panorama gives an impression of the energy poured over play equipment in the course of an afternoon. The difficulty in attempting this sort of time lapse sequence is that lighting conditions change making the stitching process all that much more difficult.

Location

Australia - New Zealand / Australia

Lat: 36° 15' 8" S
Long: 149° 4' 31" E

Elevation: 591m

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Precision is: Unknown / Undeclared.

Equipment

Canon EOS 20D digital camera. Sigma 8mm fisheye lens. Kaidan QuickPan Panorama head. Multiple images touched up and combined with Photoshop prior to stitching. Stitching done with Panorama Tools, PTGUI, and Enblend. QuickTime generated with PanoCube.

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Untapped Child Labour

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