South Africa, Lesotho & Swaziland Panoramas
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View of Cape Town, from edge of Table Mountain.
View of Cape Town, while descending Table Mountain through Platteklip Gorge.
Pedestrian suspension bridge, Tsitsikamma N.P.
Leg-stretching stop near Middelburg, Karoo province.
Ponytrek, Lesotho. We rode from Malealea to the tiny mountain village 'Morato Bereno Seisoi'.
Ponytrek, Lesotho. Main square of village 'Morato Bereno Seisoi'.
Ponytrek, Lesotho. Children of village 'Morato Bereno Seisoi' (on WWP).
Ponytrek, Lesotho. Beautiful valley behind village 'Morato Bereno Seisoi'.
Ponytrek, Lesotho. Just above village 'Morato Bereno Seisoi'.
Ponytrek, Lesotho. Early morning in village 'Morato Bereno Seisoi'. Preparing to return to Malealea.
Ponytrek, Lesotho. Returning to Malealea.
South Africa, Drakensberg National Park.
South Africa, Drakensberg National Park.
South Africa, Drakensberg National Park.
South Africa, Drakensberg National Park.
South Africa, Drakensberg National Park.
Swaziland, souvenir market.
South Africa, rain forest near God's Window, near Blyde River Canyon.
[Used a professional tripod, kindly provided by another photographer who happened to be at the site]
South Africa, Blyde River Canyon, Rourke's Luck potholes.
South Africa, Blyde River Canyon National Park.
South Africa, Pretoria. Church Square with statue of Paul Kruger.
These panoramas were taken during a holiday tour (October-November 2006). Equipment used was a Minolta 7D DSLR in combination
with either a Sigma 8mm fisheye (panorama built from 6 or 7 images) or Sigma 12-24 @12mm (24 or 25 images).
Camera was either handheld or mount on a (unstable) monopod with a Nodal Ninja 3 panoramic head;
some parallax errors therefore occur.
Stitching was done by Hugin in combination with Enblend;
pano2qtvr was used to convert an equirectangular panorama to QTVR.
[© P. van de Haar. This page was last updated on November 23, 2008]
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