Maxine Dodd

Hello! I’ve been out and about a bit this week, including a visit to a local art group where we were looking at composition using a panorama. I think it’s a wonderful format which can be used for many subjects. It allows scope for storytelling, (the Bayeux Tapestry being one of the earliest and largest examples) cartoons and film all use the format – and you can do interesting things by turning it up on its end. Many cameras and phones offer a panorama setting these days, so it’s fun to try some. Have a lovely weekend! Here are some of my panoramas:

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Edge of the field

Lotto Jumbo, Stage 1

Cascading green

Coming up the hill, part one, Stage 16

Team GB Men’s Gold

Team Sky riding to victory, Stage 21,

La Course, Champs-Élysées

Peloton all together

Slippery on the pavés, La Course

Team GB Men’s Gold

Ready for the Pavés,

Yellow bikes of Yorkshire

Carnage on the streets, La Course

A tempting plum

La Course, Anna van der Breggen, £175