PANORAMA PHOTOGRAPHY
A panoramic image depicts a field of view considerably wider than the one that can be captured in one exposure, and it tells a more complex story and draws the viewer of the image closer to the feeling of what it was like to be there. To make a panorama, you take several shots that capture overlapping sections of the scene. Then you use imaging software to seamlessly stitch the single images together.
Panoramas represent a different way of capturing impressive city skylines and the beauty of nature, and they allow to present the panoramas in large-size prints. Panoramas gain information, detail and resolution: Stitch several sections together and you've multiplied your resolution, and thus your enlarging possibilities. This is significant for high-quality and large format fine-art printing.