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(September 16-25, 2011)

Masato Ohta (heiwa4126)

YABUSAME — A Horse Archer

Bjørn Kåre Nilssen

Sveindal Museum

Sveindal, V-Agder, Norway

September 24, 2011, 16:10

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This is from a small, rural museum located where my mother's family comes from, and where I spent the entire summer the first 18 years of my life in our old summer house, and later several weeks each year.

The museum consists of an old farm house, where the oldest part, the kitchen (where the pano is from), is around 350-years-old. It has been a museum since 1925 and at that time it even had electricity, which was a rarity in those days in rural Norway. Today there is no electricity and no water there and the museum is only open during the summer. The building has had a quite extensive restoration in later years.

It contains a nice collection of tools, utensils, textiles and furniture, and it is nice to know that a part of that collection was made and/or used by my own ancestors. :)
Location

Europe / Norway

Lat: 58° 28' 59.57" N
Long: 7° 27' 7.48" E

Elevation: 185m

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Precision is: High. Pinpoints the exact spot.

Equipment
Olympus C-7070WZ
Raynox Fisheye converter
Nodal Ninja 3 panohead
Velbon tripod
PTGui Pro
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Behind the scene : how this panorama was made
It was a very dark room, which required HDR shooting. I shot 6 exposures from 10" to 1/125 sec and used Exposure fusion in PTGui Pro to blend them.

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