layflat, panoramas have a new home
This post contains affiliate links and I received compensation for this post. Also if you click and purchase a book, I will also receive compensation. I took this photo on the island of Mallorca, Spain last summer. Like many islands with rocky terrain, you get truly breathtaking views from sea-side cliffs and hill tops and quickly find yourself taking dozens of snapshots in an attempt to capture the whole thing. One tool I use in this scenario is panorama. Nothing captures the awe of a panoramic view as well as, well, a panorama photo. If you follow my blog, you already know that I'm a huge fan of photo books - both mine and other people's. I love to print my photos in books not only for archival reasons, but also to display on my coffee table for the enjoyment of my family and friends. Printing a panoramic photo on a standard 4 X 6, (or worse, square), aspect ratio doesn't quite do it justice. Of course you can print half of the photo on one page and the other ...