Sometimes using a format other than the standard proportions works better for an image. One of those times is shooting landscapes of sweeping wide vistas.
A great way to do that is to create a panoramic image. Here are a few photos that take advantage of that format to create stunning results.
By John Watson
By Geert Orye
By Geert Orye
By Chris Lofqvist
By Christopher Chan
By Lorenzoclick
By Neil Howard
By Christos Tsoumplekas
By Zach Dischner
By mariusz kluzniak
By Zach Dischner
By Jason Mrachina
By Christopher A. Dominic
By Always Shooting
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By ©Mike Photo Art
By Massmo Relsig
By Tim Hamilton
By Vadim Kurland
By Davide D’Amico
By Wenjie Qiao
By Arne Bornheim
By Adrien Sifre
By Chris Toe Pher
By Kelly DeLay
By Daniel Gillaspia
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