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AB I by Ian, on Flickr North London Northern Lights

A panorama I never thought I would shoot. The view of the most boring street in North London from our loft. 2405_Aurora_046-Pano-2-Edit by Ian, on Flickr

Mom and daughter both messaged me to check for Northern Lights. I couldn't see anything, but my brother told me to take a picture anyway. It honestly looked nothing like this to the naked eye but is stunning on camera. Two shots from the most boring suburban street in north London...

Lots of good shots to be had there. If you are looking for one of the classic shots of the power station, cross to the north bank of the river using the Chelsea Bridge, turn right and walk under the railway bridge. Immediately after the bridge there is a small entry where you can get close to...

What a terrible piece of news. I loved his work and his YouTube channel. His book is lying on my bedside table, a superb resource.

Ahh, simple enough. I'll give it a try. Thanks again.

I will try and dig some out. I use either a 10mm lens on a 1.5 crop body, or a 10mm on a full-frame (usually the former). Each pano is made up of 8-10 individual shots. So the first and last are usually distortion free as the camera is vertical, but the in-betweeners have heavy curvature...

I did wonder whether that would be an alternative. I usually use spherical in either Lr or Ps. From our conversations, I am pretty sure that Peter starts with this projection too, correcting the curves in Ps somehow. Again, I will investigate. Thanks for the prompt.

I use grid lines for anything vertical or horizontal but I don't know how to generate diagonal lines, but I will look into that, thanks.

I am not the best at editing and have experimented with this, but I don't get the results I am looking for. Any advice, tips or links to helpful videos would be appreciated. I have taken several 180 degree panos of churches. Start pointing at the alter and rotate over my head until I am...

1. San Paolo Maggiore in Bologna: Paolo Maggiore I by Ian, on Flickr 2. One of the chapels in San Domenico, Bologna Dominic II by Ian, on Flickr 3. Not a great picture but probably something fairly new. This is the Cardinal's private chapel in Villa Guastavillani, just outside Bologna, now...

San Paolo Maggiore in Bologna: Paolo Maggiore I by Ian, on Flickr

A bloke in a portico in Bologna: Sciarpa I by Ian, on Flickr

This is an ICM shot of an artwork in the Museum of Modern Art in Bologna (mamBO) called "I am a rainbow too" by Paola Pivi (http://www.mambo-bologna.org/collezioneonline/collezionecontemporanea/opera-1063/). It is a bunch of plastic strips clamped together and in my case shot from the edge with...