Panoramic pictures are 2 or more photographs stitched together to give you a full view of a landscape.
Although they take a fair amount of extra work, and cost more to get developed the results are always worth it in the end.
Although they take a fair amount of extra work, and cost more to get developed the results are always worth it in the end.
All panoramic pictures on this page are available on your choice of photo quality paper, or canvas.. And in several different sizes ranging from 3 feet in length up to 8 feet in length. Heights very from picture to picture.
If you are interested in any of my panoramic's please contact me directly, with the size that you'd like along with the materials used.
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Autumn Jewel This panoramic was taken on a beautiful autumn day at Jewel Lake, British Columbia |
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Perfect Spring Day Jewel Lake, British Columbia |
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Christina Lake, British Columbia |
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Cliff Top Pano one of my first panoramic's Christina Lake, British Columbia |
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Harbor Sunset Kelowna, British Columbia |
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Winter, on the Kettle Rock Creek, British Columbia |
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All photographs and their copyright remain the sole property of the Stu Brown
and may not be used or reproduced elsewhere without his express permission
All photographs and their copyright remain the sole property of the Stu Brown
and may not be used or reproduced elsewhere without his express permission
This is my biggest image ever printed.
with it's new owner Rob, standing around 4 feet in front of it.
The finished image is printed on Canvas, and is 18 inches high, and 80 1/4 inches wide.
I would like to thank everyone at Contact Photo Arts, in Grand Forks, British Columbia for their efforts in developing it for ma.
Plus Shelly, at Framing Solutions, also in Grand Forks, for stretching it onto the frame for me.
I couldn't have done it without everyones help.
with it's new owner Rob, standing around 4 feet in front of it.
The finished image is printed on Canvas, and is 18 inches high, and 80 1/4 inches wide.
I would like to thank everyone at Contact Photo Arts, in Grand Forks, British Columbia for their efforts in developing it for ma.
Plus Shelly, at Framing Solutions, also in Grand Forks, for stretching it onto the frame for me.
I couldn't have done it without everyones help.