Editors' note: This guest post is part of a five-part series on Photojojo's best photography tips. Check out the rest of Photojojo's tips here.
Maybe your phone has a built-in panorama feature, or perhaps you downloaded a panorama app on the recommendation of a friend. You've tried it once or twice, but after the initial excitement, it just hasn't stuck.
Well, there's more to squeeze out of your phone's pano-capturing chops. With a little thinking outside the box (as panoramas do so well), even places you pass everyday suddenly look so much more interesting.
And don't wait 'til your next vacation -- there's no need for a breathtaking backdrop to shoot an eye-catching panorama.
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1. Stitching many panoramas into one If one 270-degree panorama gives you one big beautiful photo, what do five (or more) give you? A panoramic super photo! Thanks to our pal Heather Champ for this tip!
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