Panoramic Photography by Ron Klein - Alaska USA

Advertising that "The Hitherto Impossible in Photography Is Our Specialty," and using kites to fly a huge panoramic camera, George Lawrence managed to capture an image of San Francisco never seen before.

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PhotoSymphony Productions-Panoramic Photography as Art - Panoramas of Wilderness, Wildlife - Ester, Alaska

The extraordinary panoramas showcased within this site are some of the finest panoramic photography being done today. The Alaskan panoramas of wildlife, wilderness, and the magnificent Northern Lights are without equal, showing Alaska as it has never been seen before. The Travel images, sometimes looking at the familiar, provide a unique perspective to image making, demonstrating the work of a photographer who sees the world around him in a very remarkable way. Through his photography, he reveals a deep appreciation and love of Nature s grand expanse and infinite beauty. This love of seeing has clearly found its way into his work. While visiting this site, if you should find any image you would like to have as a print, ordering instructions can be found in the Gift Shop. Each image seen here can be printed in four different sizes to meet your specific needs.

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Panoramic Photography by Ron Klein - Alaska

Advertising that The Hitherto Impossible in Photography Is Our Specialty, and using kites to fly a huge panoramic camera, George Lawrence managed to capture an image of San Francisco never seen before.

http://www.RonKleinPhotos.com

Ron Klein - Panoramic Photography, Alaska

The huge panoramic camera was mounted in a helicopter and positioned so the angle of view is similar to the original scene.Although flying kites should be the method of choice, more important is to obtain the correct image. Air space restrictions, and common sense required the use of a helicopter. The new image was shot from the exact location as Lawrence achieved in 1906.Since the same type of camera, lens, and film size were used, the end product produced a photographic image with the identical clarity and dimensions of the original Lawrence photogrraph. This effect cannot be duplicated with modern equipment.

http://www.RonKleinPhotos.com