PANABOOK 2011

Just received my copy of the PANABOOK 2011 and I have two panoramic images published in the book. Kolor is the software developers that produces Autopano Pro the panoramic stitching software I use to develop my panoramic images. Every year Kolor asks photographers to submit panoramic images for possible selection for their annual panoramic photo book. For the 2011 book there was 553 photographers submitted and from this submissions the three jurors selected 156 panoramic images that made it into the 2011 book.

This is the second year that I have made the PANABOOK selection and this year they selected my infrared "Oakwood Cemetery" along this a B&W panoramic "Vanderbilt Column". I feel very honored that I have these images with the 156 great panoramic images from the four corners of the world.

PanoBook 2011

I have just received notice that two of my panoramic images have been selected to be in the Kolor Autopano's 2011 Panobook. I am one of 116 photographers from around the world who have been selected to appear in this years panoramic coffee table book that they publish every year. This the second year that I have appeared in the book, last year I had one image appear in 2010 Panobook. Link below is listing of selected photographers for 2011.

http://www.autopano.net/forum/t10998-panobook-2011-selected-contributors

These are the two images that have been selected.

Made it into 2010 Panoramic Photography Book published by Autopano Pro

For my extreme panoramic images I use AutoPano Pro software to stitch these photographs together. Every year Autopano Pro asks users to submit images to be considered to be published into their yearly panoramic photography book. I submitted three of my images to be considered for this book and they selected my panoramic image of the Old Decaying Farm in Freehold NY.

Autopano Pro had 1392 images submitted from 638 photographers through the world. This year, a jury composed of famous photographers selected 130 images that will be published in the book: Arnaud Frich, Bertrand Bodin and Hervé Sentucq, all three are specialized in panoramic photography.