Montgomery Photo of the Day

[Southron]

^ Nice pano, brad! What kind of equipment are you using?

[brad0022]

^ Nice pano, brad! What kind of equipment are you using?

Sony Alpha 100 with the standard issue Sony 18-70 lens. Saving up for more/better lenses. This was made with 7 photos. I used Photoshop CS3 for it. If you have that you can do it by, moving all your photos in one document, no particular order. Select all layers, go to Edit>Auto-Align Layers... then after it has finished and it came out alright, go to Edit>Auto-Blend Layers... Sometimes it may not work depending on the subject.

I had heard that a hotel (Hyatt) was interested in that Park-ette across from the Convention Center. Do you know if that is still in the works?

[Southron]

Sony Alpha 100 with the standard issue Sony 18-70 lens. Saving up for more/better lenses. This was made with 7 photos. I used Photoshop CS3 for it. If you have that you can do it by, moving all your photos in one document, no particular order. Select all layers, go to Edit>Auto-Align Layers... then after it has finished and it came out alright, go to Edit>Auto-Blend Layers... Sometimes it may not work depending on the subject.

I had heard that a hotel (Hyatt) was interested in that Park-ette across from the Convention Center. Do you know if that is still in the works?

Still a point and shoot guy here, but thanks for the info and the Photoshop tip.

I haven't heard anything about that hotel in months now. I assume that tight credit and the state of the economy have put that project in limbo.

[Southron]

East side of Commerce St. looking north to the river

[Southron]

Closer view of Commerce St with the river and tunnel entrance visible on the left.

[Southron]

East side of Commerce St looking south toward Court Square.

[brad0022]

Alley at night

[Southron]

Cell phone pic of a train at the riverfront:

[Southron]

Random downtown pic