Gary O’Brien a picture editor/photographer from The Charlotte Observer has started a new blog called the Panoramist. You might have heard Gary recently speak on the topic of photojournalistic panoramas at the recent Flying Short Course stop in D.C. He was also a multimedia coach and speaker at the NPPA Multimedia Immersion and Summit last [...]
Gary O’Brien a picture editor/photographer from The Charlotte Observer has started a new blog called the Panoramist. You might have heard Gary recently speak on the topic of photojournalistic panoramas at the recent Flying Short Course stop in D.C. He was also a multimedia coach and speaker at the NPPA Multimedia Immersion and Summit last summer in Portland.
Check out the blog, Gary is very helpful and eager to get photojournalists cranking with QTVR panoramas — heck he even helped me find my “nodal” point.
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Thanks for the props, Rich! I want to focus on journalistic use of panoramas, and I especially want to feature panoramas by folks in the US in addition to tips, tricks and techniques. Our European colleagues have a head start on us. So having said that, if you see panoramic work from US-based photographers, please give me a heads-up. And share what you’ve learned, too. Thanks!