I went back to the Brooklyn Bridge to take another panorama, this time only a 200 degree panorama, with nothing but water in the foreground and all the focus on the bridge and a quite nice moon. It’s stitched from 50 tiles.
About 280 megapixel.
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Rating: 4.8/5 (26 votes cast)
Brooklyn Bridge (again), 4.8 out of 5 based on 26 ratings
I like the way you can see 3 bridges. Composition and mood are great.
MotorCityJim says:
March 22, 2008 at 0:19 (UTC -5 )
Joergen:
It ‘appears’ the right portion of your lovely pano doesn’t match (for lack of a better term
We see the reflection of the bridge lights (as I scan the photo from left to right) abruptly go dark as the eye transitions to the right side of the frame?
Was there an issue with ‘blending/stitching’ at that point? or, was the exposure less in the photo/s to the right?
I hope you can understand what I am saying/seeing; I sometimes have a difficult time expressing my thoughts/views in this ‘written medium’
Other than what I see as a minor annoyance (on the right side), I love your composition and the overally quality of the pano!
Thank you for your comments. The buildings on the right simply don’t cast light out onto the East River, that’s why it may seem like a abrupt transition, but it’s all “natural.”
françois says:
April 4, 2010 at 14:34 (UTC -5 )
superbe photo !!!
je cherhce à acheter une photo identique mais couleur sépia !!
pouvez vous la faire pour moi ?
si oui à quel prix ?
merci par avance
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6 comments
Andy says:
March 13, 2008 at 12:21 (UTC -5 )
Sehr schönes Spiel voll hell nach dunkel!
Matthew McGregor-Mento says:
March 14, 2008 at 9:47 (UTC -5 )
I like the way you can see 3 bridges. Composition and mood are great.
MotorCityJim says:
March 22, 2008 at 0:19 (UTC -5 )
Joergen:

It ‘appears’ the right portion of your lovely pano doesn’t match (for lack of a better term
We see the reflection of the bridge lights (as I scan the photo from left to right) abruptly go dark as the eye transitions to the right side of the frame?
Was there an issue with ‘blending/stitching’ at that point? or, was the exposure less in the photo/s to the right?
I hope you can understand what I am saying/seeing; I sometimes have a difficult time expressing my thoughts/views in this ‘written medium’
Other than what I see as a minor annoyance (on the right side), I love your composition and the overally quality of the pano!
Joergen says:
March 22, 2008 at 7:33 (UTC -5 )
Thank you for your comments. The buildings on the right simply don’t cast light out onto the East River, that’s why it may seem like a abrupt transition, but it’s all “natural.”
françois says:
April 4, 2010 at 14:34 (UTC -5 )
superbe photo !!!
je cherhce à acheter une photo identique mais couleur sépia !!
pouvez vous la faire pour moi ?
si oui à quel prix ?
merci par avance
Diana Graça Oliva says:
July 26, 2011 at 14:07 (UTC -5 )
Dear Sirs,
We are an interior design studio, and our Client would like to use your “Brooklyn Bridge Again” photo in his private house.
We would appreciate if you could please contact us as soon as possible.
Thank you