Panorama Photo

Denmark in march (in mild winters) is a symphony in brown, which is effectively conveyed here, I think. This pano, and the next to follow, are taken from two mighty burrows, Hashøj and Galgebakke, close to each other, south of Slagelse. They offer an excellent view, apart from a tv-tower close by, over Storebælt and Southwestern Sjælland. As a little sidekick, the highest natural hill of Sjælland can be seen from here, albeit a bit obscured by the nearby church of Slots Bjergby. However, the Great Belt-link steels the show. The overall view to the south and west is best viewed from Hashøj, the southern burrow, and the view to the north and east is best viewed from Galgebakke, the northern burrow. The farthest view is 60 km, to the southern part of Sjælland, but that is also obscured, by nearby trees.

Forgive me for presenting this outdated material, but the last year has been very busy for me, but in a good way, so don't worry...

Pano made from 27 pics (RAW), 50 mm, iso-200, f/9, 1/320 sec, developed in DPP (daylight, moderate sharpness, auto optimizing off), stitched in PTgui pro, shadows brightened up in GIMP (curves), cropped, down-scaled, and sharpened in Irfanview.