Vertical Panoramas

This is my favorite thing to shoot. In August and September, the Milky Way stands up tall, and I shoot panoramas that span from horizon to horizon. At the bottom of each image, is the Southern horizon, and the core of the Milky Way. At the top is the Northern horizon, and the outer edge of our galaxy. These panoramas are made of several individual exposures, so the pixel count is crazy. They will print HUGE. Contact me to cover your tallest wall with the Milky Way.

Spooky Tree
Brookes Memorial State Park is an out of the way place in Southeast Washington.

On the bottom is the southern horizon, at the top, the northern horizon, and the Milky Way Stretches between them.
Matt Krzycki Brookes Memorial State Park Milky Way Spooky Picture
From Brookes Memorial State Park
Brookes Memorial Meadow
Vertical panoramas are clearly among my favorites. This on features the meadow at Brookes Memorial State Park at the bottom, and a spooky tree at the top. I camped here in August of 2016
Matt Krzycki Vertical Panorama Milky Way Professional Photographer Brookes Memorial State Park Washington
From Brookes Memorial State Park
Wild Horse Wind Farm Tall
This is one of my favorite shots. It can be a bit disorienting at first. On the bottom, you see an old school windmill, on the southern horizon, on the top you see the northern horizon, with a modern wind turbine, and the Milky Way stretches between them. The wind turbine on top looks smaller because it's farther away.

This is a panoramic image, so it has the pixels to be printed HUGE. If you're looking at it on a large monitor, it may appear pixelated, but that's just because the preview image is being stretched to many times its size. If you want to print this 50' tall, contact me. I'm serious, it'll go that big.
Wind Power windmill Milky Way Vertical Pano Vertical panoramic Photography Astrophotgraphy Matt Krzycki
From Wild Horse Wind Farm

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Vertical Panoramas