Well, it's taken me almost two months, but here's a panorama of Mauna Kea I was able to get back in November:
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Mauna Kea, with Mauna Loa visible in the mid-right. |
Edit (3/6/18): And here's a slightly different version made with Hugin, now with Mauna Kea in the center of the photo. I usually leave the old manual versions around as mouseover images, but in this case the two compositions are different enough that I've left them separate.
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And Mauna Loa on the left. |
I don't have much to say about it, other than that I think it looks pretty good, although it was a bit more work than usual to stitch together. It does nicely show the sea-of-clouds effect we usually get over the Saddle region between the two volcanoes by mid- to late-afternoon.
Random trivia fact: the first image above is merely 20% the size of the original, which was a whopping 17,542 by 2001 pixels and used a total of 10 different photos.
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