Bushwalk Australia

Found a heap of my Tassie bushwalk panoramas and thought i would post them up here. Feel free to add your own maybe this could become a Panorama gallery post. Thanks and enjoy


Barn Bluff From Cradle Mtn.


Pelion West from the Overland


Bathurst Harbour from the Port Davey Track


Bathurst Harbour


Tasman Island and Cape Pillar

and more....

Nice work !

Great shots!

Friends of ours are just about to start building their new home in the 'top-right' hand clearing in the Dry's Bluff shot (you can just make out some excavated land in the top section of the clearing). We spent the day with them there a couple of weeks ago; it's an amazing spot with extraordinary views! Certainly makes for a great spot to come home to at the end of the day!

yeah sounds like an awesome spot! great views from down there, ill send you that file soon.

MichaelP wrote:yeah sounds like an awesome spot! great views from down there, ill send you that file soon.

Great, thanks Michael.

Some great places you've been to Michael.
I've only got a few really long panos from my WA's trip

Very nice!! Top of my to-do list. amazing.......

Thanks for sharing fellas. Just curious as to how you arrived at the panoramas. A specific panorama camera, digitially stitched or a panoramic format on an ordinary camera.
Cheers, Ian

Hi Ian,
maybe have a look here viewtopic.php?f=23&t=2505

Lake St CLair from Mt Ida.

Hey Ian,

Sorry about the late reply (have not been on for a long time).

All my panoramas are digitally stitched which can be painful and slow but works out most the time.

Also Koolix Mt Ida views look awesome! Really would like to do that one one day.

Just to bump this old thread. I've just stitched some old pics I found. Geryon North summit
Hope others can add to it.

I can play along with this

Western Arthurs:
These were all taken with a Nexus 4, using the integrated photomerge capability.

Looking north from the saddle to the north of Lake Oberon


Same time, looking at the lake itself.


The full 360 near Lake Oberon


At the top of The Pegasus


On the descent from the Pegasus, looking down at Lake Uranus


More to follow.

Western Arthurs continued:
These were all taken with a Nexus 4, using the integrated photomerge capability.

On the summit of Mt Capricorn


Small tarn to the west of Lake Promotory


Looking north from Lake Promontory shelf on a cold summers morning


False summit of the Western Portal

This is a recent panorama from a Sony Xperia Z phone.
Mt Graham vista


And inspired by one of the shots above - I did love Cape Pillar from the boat trip some years back.

Western Arthurs continued:
These were all taken with a Nexus 4, and merged using post-processing later.

Looking down at Lake Oberon from Mt Taurus


An early morning sunrise under a storm.

Now for the Frankland-Wilmot ranges:
These were all taken with a Nexus 4, using the integrated photomerge capability.

Sunset from the beach at 315 near Kostka Point at the foot of Terminal Peak.


Early morning from Murphy's Bluff


Looking east at Lake Pedder from Coronation Peak


Looking at Coronation Peak from under the Dragon on Coronation Ridge


Lastly here is the full 360 of Tribulation Ridge:

South Coast Track

These were all taken with a Panasonic DMC-FT4, and merged using post-processing later.

Looking back at Louisa River during the climb


Looking north from the summit of the Ironbounds


Looking towards Antarctica and the Southern Sea.

Precipitous Bluff

These were all taken with a Panasonic DMC-FT4, and merged using post-processing later.

Looking at the Southern Ranges:


Looking down at New Harbor:


Lastly, the full view:



Is that what you wanted MichaelP? I can upload more if you (or others) want?

Holy crap guys, great stuff. Makes my attempt a little jealous

Hold on I found a better version........

That's pretty awesome tibboh. No need for jealousy. 

Hope this comes out ok

Wow, that took off! Love the Yahweh tree walkon. V cool.

A couple of old Warfurs ones from me..shall look for something fresh next

Nice selfie SBS Is Cygnus partially frozen in that shot

Nope, just shadow. I woke to this though...

Heaven

Amazing shots SBS, I dare say the traverse would be a little trickier in those sorta conditions...

A few from me :

Lake Pedder sunset


Lake Oberon sunset


Sentinel Range