Airport pan

    Taken in the Seattle-Tacoma Airport.

    Why do I torture myself like this? This picture is made up of 28 layers, and while it stitched together pretty quickly, it took hours to retouch. You'd be suprised how hard it is to get an airport full of people to just hold still for a few minutes. It's so tempting just to cut the resolution in quarter so you can't see the stitching artifacts, but it feels like a sin to throw away that detail.

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    1. Jesse Varner (76 months ago | reply)

      Well done! It really gives you the feeling of being there. If there are any stitching errors, I sure didn't see any!

    2. orangejack (73 months ago | reply)

      Wow. Want to show it off in the Adventures in Flying group?

    3. All the Color (53 months ago | reply)

      I hope you were at least asked...if not paid! for this...

      www.gadling.com/gallery/the-coolest-airports- in-the-world...

      It is not even linked back to here...as in flickr policy...

      Great shot!

    4. AMagill (53 months ago | reply)

      Flickr policy doesn't say you can't link back to the picture, neither in the community guidelines or in the terms of use. It does say that if you're letting flickr host the image on your site, you must link back, but that's it. You are quite welcome to link back to this page on your site.

      And no, unfortunately I wasn't paid for the picture. I had some time to kill while I was in the airport, and decided to take some pictures. :)

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