Here is a section of digitally ’stitched’ photos, which create panoramic views.
I really enjoy this technique! It’s the same as overlapping printed shots to create a poster.
The program is called “Double Take,” and I highly recommend it.
The Blueberry Patch houses
Inuvik’s colourful row houses
Sunset from Navy Road, seen Sept. 4 at 11:30pm
Suburban-style houses in Inuvik, Sept. 14, 2008
Hidden Lake in the falltime
The whole town! (Look closely, you’ll see everything)
Row houses in Inuvik
Reading the maps at the Inuvik Ski Club (this one has changes in lighting on the left..)
The community’s ski trails double as walking trails in the summer.
Demolition Derby 2008
Back window view from Parkview apartments
A strange-perspective view from the steps of Parkview apartments.
Downtown Inuvik
Sunset seen from Navy Road, Sept. 4
Back of Sir Alexandre Mackenzie secondary school
Front of Sir Alexander Mackenzie secondary school in Inuvik
The community of Tsiigehthic, which is one hour’s drive away and Inuvik’s closest neighbour.
The community greenhouse on Sept. 1, 2008
AND NOW, the VERTICAL PANORAMAS:
Utilidor going towards Mountainview apartments in the evening. I used to walk on this to return from the liquor store quickly.
A piece of the Boot Lake trails, from the ground to the sky
Another utilidor in the falltime
10 responses so far ↓
Lindsay // September 3, 2008 at 1:47 am |
I love these shots of inuvik in the autumn- its so beautiful- and the green house looks magical!
Phil Morin // September 5, 2008 at 5:58 pm |
Thanks very much! I really enjoy these also…
and yes, the Greenhouse is always a great place to visit
Dez // September 11, 2008 at 10:49 pm |
These are super-crazy man, well done!
I like the wide shot of the town, a lot of trees!
Carla // September 16, 2008 at 9:12 am |
Wow–those are awesome pictures! Very very cool…
inuvikphil // September 16, 2008 at 3:23 pm |
Thanks Carla,
It takes no special skill, I use a program called “doubletake” which does all the work. All you need to do is hold the camera steady, turn, click, turn, click, etc.
Jocelyn G // October 22, 2008 at 4:55 am |
From the ground to the sky, that shot is amazing.
Hugues // December 4, 2008 at 7:31 am |
Super photos Phil!! Merci pour le tip du logiciel! (En passant, l’école c’est SHSS, pas SAMS
Grant Dunbar // March 30, 2009 at 3:35 am |
Hello, pretty good look around town, it is all new to me, I am Southren Ontario.
The community green house is in the back ground of the shot of main steet?
Sherri // June 27, 2009 at 7:07 pm |
Inuvik! Those pictures all tell the tale of my four summers up there! It was like a trip down memory lane! Gotta love Inuvik!
Judy McDonald(nee Eckstein) // September 23, 2009 at 3:52 pm |
I lived in Inuvik from 1962-1968 . The population at that time was around 1500. It doesn’t look as tho much has changed since then. The “row” houses were not the brightly painted ones that you show here,but more pastel shades. I loved living there, and when I see these pictures it brings back a lot of memories. It was a wonderful place to live, and I would not have missed it for anything.
Judy