Matthew Rasmussen's journal of journals on various topics of interest, published here, there or somewhere since 1999.
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Boston, MA.
Stitched together in Hugin 0.7.0 from 15 iPhone4 pictures. Mercator projection.
(Please forgive the delay since last posting a panorama. I've shot several, but been unable to produce any usable output with Hugin 2010.4.0 or Hugin 2011.0.1-Beta 2. It may simply be a question of Hugin growing more particular about its input, while my fascination remains the unpredictability inherent in building a panorama up from numerous low-quality images. I've admitted defeat and fallen back to version 0.7.0.)
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I like my doodle.
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Appleton, ME.
Stitched together in Hugin from 38 camera phone pictures. Cylindrical projection.
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Stitched together in Hugin from 19 camera phone pictures. Miller Cylindrical projection.
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Boxing Day 2010.
Stitched together in Hugin from 30 camera phone pictures. Mercator projection.
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The Common, Union, ME.
Stitched together in Hugin from 21 camera phone pictures. Mercator projection.
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>I love this. Quantum mechanics next pls!
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If there actually is a child chapter book or band named after any of the following, I stand behind my opinions.
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Speed composition of a book cover for C. S. Lewis's The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe, the first book of the Chronicles of Narnia (if numbered correctly).
Assets are "Tambako the Jaguar's" CC licensed photograph of a lion from Flickr, and Henningklevjer's CC licensed cloth weave texture from the Wikimedia Commons. Fonts are Charlemagne and Mona Lisa Solid.
Under 111 minutes? No, but with the template established, the rest of the series should go faster.
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Union, ME.
Stitched together in Hugin from eighteen camera phone pictures. Mercator projection.
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Speed composition of a book cover for John Milton's Paradise Lost.
Assets are a photo of Michelle Webster from a shoot we did in March, and Ivan Tortuga's public domain image of a moth from the Wikimedia Commons. Fonts are Zdenek Gromnica's InfraRed and Gerard E. Bernor's Bambi Bold.
Under 111 minutes? Close.
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