Aaron Rogosin Photography — Defining the Moment

A new insight

by admin on February 7, 2010

: Shot from the middle of the Ross Island Bridge at sun rise in late winter.

: This is a 180° view stretched panoramic taken from the middle of the Burnside bridge.

I’ve been biking out to the bridges over the Willamette River at sunrise and sunset to take these panoramic photos. I’m using a panoramic tripod head and stitching the photos (sometimes as many as 45 photos in a single panorama!) using Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop.
Recently I had a happy accident, I squished the panorama down to about 1/10th the width and discovered a whole new way to present my panoramic photos.

Studio one opening

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