Weekly Photo Contest: Panorama

[mukarram1]

Taken with a Nexus 4.

 

[Matthew Whitaker]

The University of Central Florida Reflection Pond and Millican Hall
Taken with my Nexus 7 (2013) and edited with "Photo Editor"

 

[FRiC]

Taken with a Galaxy Nexus at the Mon Bridge in Kanchanaburi, Thailand. The bridge collapsed a few months after the photo was taken, and has been rebuilt since then. Taken with the built-in photo app, no editing.

 

[Premium1]

Sleepy dog, hogging the bed. Taken with my nexus 7 because its the only android device I have .

 

[sropedia]

Taken from the pit with my nexus 4 while seeing Toro Y Moi at FYI Fest 2013. Stock camera, no edit.

Sent from my Nexus 4 using Tapatalk 4

 

[Silversaint]

Sony Xperia Z - Beautiful Autumn Country pic - Enjoy!!!!

 

[hotthermal]

La Jolla at sunset


Calaveras Big Trees State Park

-Both pics taken with HTC Rezound

 

[madiom]

Nothing better than little league on Saturdays. Taken with my EVO LTE, running PACman ROM, and using AOSP camera.

Sent from my EVO using Tapatalk 4

 

[CrazyJimbo]

Fort Harrison State Park in Indianapolis, taken with an HTC One S using ProCapture and edited using Pixlr Express.

Sent from my Vanir Nexus 4 using Tapatalk 4

 

[varunoza]

This was clicked from top of Janjira Fort in Murud, India. It is a photosphere-converted-to-tinyworld which was clicked from top of the fort that is situated on an island, that is surrounded by land on at least 3 sides. Clicked this pano as my parents weren't able to climb till the top. Clicked using Nexus 4. Cropped and edited using stock android editor.

 

[AscendantAndroid]

Here's a photo from the top of Mt.Blue overlooking the Appalachian Trail in Western Maine. A steady 1.6 mile hike up the trail with moderate to difficult terrain of rocks and roots. Taken with my Galaxy Note II.

No editing needed!

 

[captain_dl]

This is a 3 shot panorama taken last night from 85 feet in the air on our city Fire Department ladder truck. The city holds a free 10 week Citizen's Government Academy once a year allowing the citizens to meet the different city departments and learn what they do and how they work for the citizens. Last night was the Fire-Rescue department's presentation. We were treated to a dinner of Firehouse Chili with all the fixings then got a tour of one of the city's 3 firehouses. We were also given CPR demonstrations and got to "play with the toys". Taking rides in the ladder truck, donning full turnout gear and extinguishing simulated fires with a 3 inch hose and nozzle. It was quite an evening.

Picture was taken with my Sprint Samsung Galaxy S3, stock camera app with no filters or edits.

 

[daneldan]

this was taken in "Avila" Caracas Venezuela with my Galay S3

 

[jwseris]

High Falls, Rochester, NY
Taken with my HTC Rezound.
Some HDR processing using Lightroom 5

 

[lou2cool88]

I took this vertical panorama of the San Francisco cable cars at its famous Powell/Market turntable! Taken in San Francisco in on August 15, 2013 with my Samsung Galaxy S3.

 

[Andrew Chelladurai]

Taken using the Stock Camera of a Nexus 4 and is not Edited
The view is of the outside of a cave on Mount Gorakhgad in Maharashtra, India taken early morning close to 6.00 AM

 

[Zaozo]

Japanese Gardens in Portland, Oregon
Taken with my Moto Droid Razr HD Maxx and the default camera app.

 

[thaphoenix2]

taken with >HTC one, no filter or edit. the "Dawn Patrol" at the Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta on 10/11/13. The balloons on the left are the first ballons to go up to test wind conditions. and the sun rising above the Sandia Mountains on the right

 

[fanciano]

Samsung Galaxy S4 - Stock Pano App - Post Process in Adobe Lightroom - Atop Twin Peaks in San Francisco, CA

 

[Anonymou6532]

I arrived a little late to the sunset. As I parked and stepped out of my car, I took a "regular" photo just before the sun dipped below the horizon because I would't have made it to the bank fast enough. I wanted to take the panorama at the bank so that there wouldn't be any people in it. It turns out, I wasn't able to use the Pano app that evening; but, after cropping the "regular" photo I had taken, I was able to create an interesting panorama with the people's silhouettes as a great foreground.

This was taken with my Nexus 4 and edited with Pixlr Express.