USS Boxer - Panorama - Black and White

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"USS Boxer" captures the majestic USS Boxer, a United States Navy amphibious assault ship, docked along San Francisco's Embarcadero. This ultra high-quality panoramic photograph showcases the ship as it makes its way back to San Diego after a deployment in the western Pacific. The white and grey vessel stands prominently against the backdrop of the city skyline. The tonal and white navigational lights add a touch of black and white to the scene. The Bay Bridge, glowing under the soft twilight, frames the left side of the image, while the city lights illuminate the waterfront in the background. The tonal waters of the bay reflect the lights of the city and the ship, creating a mesmerizing scene. Taken using a medium format black and white negative film camera, this image showcases breathtaking detail at 218 megapixels, offering an expansive and immersive view of the San Francisco Bay at dusk. The reflections on the water, the ship’s imposing structure, and the glow of the city skyline combine to create a powerful and dramatic composition. The image evokes a sense of strength, patriotism, and the beauty of maritime scenes.This fine art print is available in canvas, face-mounted floating acrylic plexiglass, metal, mural, photo paper, and multi-panel formats, making it a striking addition to any home, office, or collector's space. A must-have for naval enthusiasts, maritime history lovers, and those who appreciate the beauty of iconic waterfront scenes.This roughly 270° panorama was taken in the morning as people relaxed, fed the ducks and enjoyed the beauty and sound of the fountain.The scanning slit rotational panoramic camera rotates as light records onto the internal rotating film drum. Depending on whether subjects are moving against or with the camera's rotation, people or objects may appear stretched or compressed. Also, in rotational panoramic photography, the phenomenon where straight horizontal lines appear curved is due to the cylindrical perspective inherent in this imaging technique. As the camera rotates, it captures a wide field of view, projecting the three-dimensional scene onto a two-dimensional plane. This projection causes horizontal lines, especially those above or below the lens axis, to curve inward or outward, while vertical lines remain straight. This effect is a natural consequence of mapping a wide-angle view onto a flat surface. This photograph was taken using medium format black and white negative film and scanned with a drum scanner to the high resolution of 218 megapixels, resulting in incredibly sharp detail.

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48in x 15in
55in x 17in
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30in x 9in
36in x 11in
42in x 13in
48in x 15in
55in x 17in
60in x 19in
72in x 22in

30in x 9in
36in x 11in
42in x 13in
48in x 15in
55in x 17in
60in x 19in

30in x 9in
36in x 11in
42in x 13in
48in x 15in
55in x 17in
60in x 19in
72in x 22in
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30in x 9in
36in x 11in
42in x 13in
48in x 15in
55in x 17in
60in x 19in
72in x 22in
90in x 28in

30in x 9in
36in x 11in
42in x 13in
48in x 15in
55in x 17in
60in x 19in
72in x 22in
90in x 28in

30in x 9in
36in x 11in
42in x 13in
48in x 15in
55in x 17in
60in x 19in