Jaipur. From above.
We were at the beginning of the climb to Nahagarh Fort (that we haven’t seen), just above the city.
The place was right for a landscape, embracing the whole city, and the weather was perfect. Little humidity and good visibility.
I took these four photos, combined in a pano image.
This is the result… with a straight horizon:
- NIKON D700 at ISO 200 , focal 24mm at f8 , 1/1000s
© 2011 andre_ 26° 56′ 12.228″ N 75° 49′ 4.2480012068185″ E
But these poit was also perfect for spying closely what happened on the rooftops.
Women (finally!) busy in daily occupation, chatting and resting under the good weather.
- NIKON D700 at ISO 200 , focal 210mm at f8 , 1/1000s
© 2011 andre_ 26° 56′ 11.94″ N 75° 49′ 4.6080011942081″ E
- NIKON D700 at ISO 200 , focal 210mm at f8 , 1/1000s
© 2011 andre_ 26° 56′ 11.94″ N 75° 49′ 4.6080011942081″ E
- NIKON D700 at ISO 200 , focal 210mm at f8 , 1/1000s
© 2011 andre_ 26° 56′ 11.94″ N 75° 49′ 4.6080011942081″ E
…And just landscape, a geometrical building’s pattern.
- NIKON D700 at ISO 200 , focal 210mm at f8 , 1/1000s
© 2011 andre_ 26° 56′ 12.84″ N 75° 49′ 4.6499988002975″ E
The three “stolen” photos posted above are the reason for not rendering the same image for the zoom-in version.
Blending the photos in that way, I’d lose the area where these subjects were…
While blending the photos in another way, I’ve kept that area. Of course, with a bent horizon, that doesn’t look as natural as the other.
Enjoy the zoomable version, here below.
All the other photos are inside this panorama.
Zoomable panorama - Click to enlarge
And yet, another detail, from the left of the pano:
- NIKON D700 at ISO 200 , focal 70mm at f8 , 1/1000s
© 2011 andre_ 26° 56′ 12.072001210104″ N 75° 49′ 4.1819988078681″ E
