A mirrored polar-panoramic version of ‘Long gone has the Ferryman’
An early evening shot in the crisp winter air under the shadows of Brunel’s “Royal Albert Bridge” (1859 carrying the Great Western Railway and the Tamar Bridge (1961), which stretch across Saltash Passage on the Tamar estuary from the Plymouth side – looking towards Saltash (Cornwall). For around 600 years there was a ferry link between Saltash Passage to Saltash.
Pentax K-X
Pentax 18-55mm SMC/ DAL lens (at 18mm)
Kodak Tripod
f/13
30 s
A stitched panorama from 3 photos (in ‘portrait’ aspect) merged using Canon Photostitch software.
An early evening shot in the crisp winter air under the shadows of Brunel’s “Royal Albert Bridge” (1859 carrying the Great Western Railway and the Tamar Bridge (1961), which stretch across Saltash Passage on the Tamar estuary from the Plymouth side – looking towards Saltash (Cornwall). For around 600 years there was a ferry link between Saltash Passage to Saltash.
Pentax K-X
Pentax 18-55mm SMC/ DAL lens (at 18mm)
Kodak Tripod
f/13
30 s
A stitched panorama from 3 photos (in ‘portrait’ aspect) merged using Canon Photostitch software.