PANORAMIC PHOTOGRAPHS

Borderpics specialise in producing high quality panoramic photographs using modern digital techniques. Panoramic photos or panoscapes as they are sometimes referred to can be created from negatives, prints, slides or from digital images. Once transferred into digital form, similar techniques are applied to produce stunning panoramic photographs, each one individually hand processed and optimised to produce the best possible result.

At Borderpics, we use panoramic techniques regularly for general photography for several reasons; to produce wide angle views without distortion, to generate hi-resolution digital files for large poster size prints, or to retain natural perspective of a view or building.

Over the coming months, the galleries will feature an ever increasing number of panoramic photos, with the Scottish Borders featured extensively. These panoramic views make superb prints that can be enlarged up to 3 feet wide or more. Why buy artwork of some distant place when the Scottish Borders can be yours to view at leisure. We can provide framed prints at very competitive rates and remember, everything is manufactured by Borderpics ensuring quality throughout the complete process.

Please have a look at some of the samples below.

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PHOTOGRAPHS OF KELSO: Millennium View -  Kelso. A stunning hi-resolution panoramic photograph created from seven images. This panoramic view can be enlarged up to 45” wide x 12” high at 300ppi. Other sizes available. Please enquire. This viewpoint was constructed to commemorate the Millennium  enabling visitors and locals alike to enjoy the views over the town of Kelso. Originally suggested by two members of the Kelso Laddies’ Association, Tom Weatherston and Gordon Little, the idea was brought to fruition by generous donations from locals and support from various public bodies. It was opened by Provost Margaret Riddell on June 21st 2000.

A panoramic photo of Jedburgh town centre in the Scottish Borders. Four separate images were used to create this pleasant panoramic view of one of the most picturesque towns in the Scottish Borders.

Jedburgh War Memorial and Town hall feature in charming this summer panoramic photograph.

Jedburgh Bowling Green features in this panoramic vista taken mid-summer.

Smailholm Tower creates a stunning panoramic view. Rich with colour and a finely balanced composition, this panoramic photo would look good on any wall.

A typical panoramic border landscape photograph taken from near Kirkton looking towards Whiteacres. Hawick is nestled in the valley just beyond the horizon.

Not every panoramic photograph is created in landscape format. This colourful scene was made from three vertical images stitched together, the top part - sky, the middle section then the bottom section featuring the boat. The finished photograph is a very large digital file offering superb quality at two or even  three feet square.