Diffography Panorama of Winthrop Hall Clock Tower

Crawley, Western Australia

June 20, 2009, 11:33

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Diffography panorama of Whitfield Court, The University of Western Australia, featuring Winthrop Hall and its clock tower.

Diffography™, or difference photography, is a technique for revealing differences over time in the image of a subject that would normally not be discernible to the naked eye.

Two sets of photos were taken using the same equipment, location, orientation and settings, only a short time (seconds) apart. The images were then taken through a diffographic process and the final difference images were stitched into a panorama.

Location

Australia - New Zealand / Australia

Lat: 32° 59' 18" S
Long: 115° 49' 39" E

Elevation: 26'

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Equipment

Nikon D300, Sunex 185 degree Fisheye lens, fixed nodal point bracket, tripod.

Shots were taken raw in sets of three, stitched with PTGui Pro.

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