26F, Fresh Snow, and I Forgot My Pants
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Lately I've been finding myself in places with scenes so vast that it's difficult or impossible to capture them with just one shot. I want to share with the viewer not only what's in front of me, but what I see to my left and right. So I've started blending multiple shots together to create panoramic scenes that I hope will accomplish this. Often times, these panoramas are so large that they can be printed at 6 feet long and still be razor sharp! Check them out by clicking on "The Panorama Page" above.Top Posts
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THE AMERICAN SOUTHWEST: Landscape Photography by Mark Capurso 
Gorgeous! I love all the texture.
It was really an incredible morning in an incredible place—I’ll never forget it!
Hate it when I forget my pants!
Especially when it’s only 26 degrees F!