The Burnt House

thought I'd give panography a shot. This is the most successful attempt I've ever had for this monumentally burnt out house I drive by on the way to work.

[Paul J]

Great shot. There's such a sadness in the rubble of a burned out home. Nothing about it is inviting any more as it once likely was.

[summerfield]

can you go in? i wonder what discarded or burned memories await there. very nice!

[Dawn Ulmer]

Sad...and yet an excellent image.

[Kareen King]

Sad turn of events, but a great shot, Francoise!

[Taffy]

I love the framing here, but it does make me really sad looking at it.

[Call me Joe]

This bldg. really needs TLC - great shot and editing :)

[Sue Wilde]

The pano has worked really well.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

That's so sad- it was probably a beautiful house. The panography application works well on it though.

[Bridget]

Agree...the pano has enhanced this one. Well done, impressive

[Jan Rose]

Great shot, I like your framing.

[Joan Robillard]

I want to try if I get some time, Nicely done

[Richard Sayer]

Excellent work Françoise, this technique becomes this sad old home very well. Will it be rebuilt - it looks as if someone is taking care of the yard on a regular basis. Oh and Fav for me.

[Charles]

I like it too :)

[Lynn]

Such a sad composition, hope nobody was hurt in the fire. Super composition, like the panography.

[Linda H.Y. Hegland]

Such a very sad house. All the stories that it had, gone. I like how you did this panography - way beyond my skill - lovely

[Steve]

I love the process you did really well. I have a work aquantance who does this but his contain hundreds of shots. A really interesting looking house as well

[MaryBeth Dailey]

I am fascinated by old houses like this! If those walls could talk.... They might scream "ouch! I'm on fire." Lol ... Seriously though... Bittersweet to think of all the life that was lived

[Lisa Poland]

Oh, very cool! Fabulous attempt! FAV!

[Islandgirl]

Love it!

[Kate]

Excellent attempt at this technique. It turned out really well!

[Dixie Goode]

I really love this moody, evocative piece.