Unusual view of Big Ben ...

[Per Ellström]

... from inside a classic red telephone booth in London. It must have looked strange when I shot it as the police came and wondered if everyting was allright with me =)

http://www.pellepiano.com/qtvr/peleng/telefonkiosk_london.html

 

[nicolas claris]

Hello Per
welcome on board!

A nice pano!

 

[Asher Kelman]

... from inside a classic red telephone booth in London. It must have looked strange when I shot it as the police came and wondered if everyting was allright with me =)

Well did you have tights and a cape?

What lens did you use for this? not much space for a tripod, LOL!

I like the unusual ambience of viewing London from a box, especially one so iconic.

Asher

 

[Per Ellström]

I used a manual Peleng 8mm fisheye. Had to make the tripod a lot smaller ( narrower? ).
The cape did not fit in the booth with both me and tripod =)

 

[Valentin Arfire]

very interesting and rich panorama - thank you for sharing it.
congratulationg for the use of Peleng in plain daylight - is famous for its wild flare.

what camera did you use?

 

[Per Ellström]

Thanks!
I dont think the Peleng flare is to bad, see example here. I used a Canon 350d for the panorama.

 

[Laurent Bourdaire]

Very nice panorama and wonderfull idea: that's London!!! ;-)

 

[Dawid Loubser]

Where on earth are your feet?? Tripod legs?? Are you hanging from the booth's roof for the floor shot?

 

[Bart_van_der_Wolf]

Where on earth are your feet??

One of the images that are usually shot for a Pano assembly is a so-called "Nadir" shot, a shot of the floor surface without tripod and (if possible) feet. Likewise, a "Zenith" shot, a shot of the overhead area, is usually made.

Tripod legs?? Are you hanging from the booth's roof for the floor shot?

LOL, that would draw the attention of police officers for sure ...

Cheers,
Bart