This is the first of 2 night views to the South from the Waterfront building: a 237.5 mm KB tele and coming a 44 mm normal view. I prefer to start with the tele version as some Belgian objects on the horizon can be better distinguished: St Bavo's Cathedral and Belfry of Ghent, Church of our Lady and Belfry of Bruges. The Church of our Lady in Bruges (Brugge in Dutch) is the farthest object I can see from the building, 46 km away. This church is 115 m high and the second highest brick tower in the world.
In addition, you can admire a lot of industry located along the 32 km long Sea Canal Ghent-Terneuzen which is capable of accommodating ships of up to 125.000 gross tonnage. Scrolling to the right you have the strong lights along 290 m x 40 m x 12.5 m sea lock here in Terneuzen, although this year, they will start with the construction of an even bigger one: 427 m x 49 m x 15 m.
The pano ends at right in a sea of light with a view at the Dow Chemical factory in Terneuzen, as if it is always Christmas there...
CanonG1Xmark2, 22 pics, 62.5 mm (118.75 mm KB) + extra digi lens making 237.5 mm KB, iso 250, f 7.1, 4 s, stitched in Hugin, downsized and sharpened a little in preview Apple, end result is 15572x500 px, 2.2 MB.
|
|
Comments
I my view, this pano offers a treasure of horizon information.
Leave a comment