Future

Banská Bystrica, Slovak republic

15.8.2016, 16:34

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Can the future be seen? It can only be predicted, imagined, or visualized. However, in the form of windmobiles, the future seems to have materialised. They have come from the past and this is their future. Such a future awaits even today's internal combustion engine cars. In a few years' time they will find themselves in transport museums, just as steam locomotives did.
I apologize for the poor quality of the panorama. I did not focus well and therefore used filters to increase contrast, sharpness and also texture.

Location

Europe / Slovakia

Lat: 48° 44' 8.039" N
Long: 19° 8' 44.652" E

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Equipment

Caonon 5D mark IV, EF8-15mm fisheye lens At 12mm, 4 x portrait shot. Manfrotto190 PRO Tripod, Panohead Panomax, PTGui, Photoshop, Rune Spaanse,

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