Lac Leman (Lake Geneva), Switzerland. Taken near Lausanne with Evian, FR on the opposite shore.
For those interested in panoramic, yes can create with a single shot in landscape orientation and sever cropping. Another way without special equipment, are multiple shots in portrait orientation with about a 20% overlap for stitching. (I find a place in the viewfinder and bring the left edge over to it for the next shot). Without a tripod and special pano head adjusted for constant Nadir point to control parallax, handhold preference over regular tripod and try to keep a constant Nadir point (think drop weighted string from camera centerpoint and rotate around that while keeping the plane level). For stitching, both Photoshop and Lightroom will stitch, and unfortunately, also crop. I personally use PT Gui where doesn't crop...then take into Photoshop to crop/fill. In the event I get the dreaded "too few control points" message with any og the three programs use the free/open source Hugin that usually will work. Most panos are for real estate tours and vacant homes with blank walls are a nighmare to stitch!
Looks like I may need to work on this one. I usually work on exposure consistency between frames, tonality, white balance...but never perspective adjustments...in Lightroom the export with original file name to jpg. It seems off on this photo and need to reduce some of the haze. This was really an unplanned pano as had family outing along the shore by the university.
