Walker Falls 360-degree Panoramic

While driving up the beautiful and scenic road to Douglas Falls, my friend, Janet and I stopped at Walker Falls along the way to capture some photos. I ended up climbing up about 30 feet to get a better vantage point of the upper falls and I also captured a 360-degree panoramic image at the base by the road. At this point in the day, the waterfall was fairly small, however, while Janet and I were at Douglas Falls, it rained on the Walker Falls side causing the falls to pick up. After hiking Douglas Falls, and on the way back down the one-lane dirt road, we stopped back at Walker Falls to get some more images since the waterfall had picked up in velocity.

Click to view full screen

To capture the above 360-degree images, I used my Canon 6d Mk ii with my Canon 8-15mm fisheye lens. The combo was mounted to a Manfrotto tripod with a Nodal Ninja panoramic head mounted to the tripod. To get the long exposure look, I used the smallest aperture of the lens, and the lowest ISO the camera body would allow which was ISO 100. If you would like to learn more about how I create these interactive panoramic images, leave a comment below or send me an email.