The iPhone is a magic piece of kit for producing panoramas. And if you add an external wide-angle lens, you can increase the field from 180º to about 450º. And, as you will see, the same person or people can appear more than once. Hours of harmless fun 🙂
Banana Boat? The panorama setting on the iPhone puts an interest ‘twist’ to this long tail boat sitting in the dawn light in Kamala Bay, Phuket. Here’s another one.
IFC Mall, Hong Kong. Look closely: that’s the same couple on the left and the right. Quite by chance they moved around behind me while I was panning!
Traffic and pedestrian park, Shau Kei Wan, Hong Kong. Note the foreshortened vehicles!
Another shot of Kamala Beach
Over in Italy, we have his and hers pools, courtesy of the super-wide-angle attachment.
Cloister of the basilica of St. Ubaldo above Gubbio, Umbria.
Gubbio.
The great Italian game of bocce is meant to be played on a rectangular court . . .
Piazza Guido Monaco, Arezzo, Tuscany
Piazza San Francesco, Arezzo.
These four roads head off at right angle to each other; Basilica San Francesco on the left side of the image.
Seeing double in the Corso Italia.
Piazza Grande, Arezzo – location of the biannual Giostra and also featured in the film La Vita è bella.
Arcade on the Via Vasari off the Piazza Grande, Arezzo.
Six of the four pathways (!) that intersect at right-angles in the gardens of the Fortezza, Arezzo.
The Duomo, Arezzo, (both of them!)
Granddaughter Lily having fun with the extra wide angle lens, Hong Kong.
Cheung Sha beach, Lantau Island, Hong Kong.
Inside the Duomo, Siena, Tuscany.