By Ron Medeiros
This is a shot of the Senator George Sellar Bridge that connects Wenatchee and East Wenatchee over the mighty Columbia River.
This was a cold winter morning as the sun was rising.
I was able to capture this 9 shot panorama photo using the DJI mavic 2 zoom.
Ron Medeiros is a local photographer, often using drones to capture unusual images.
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What a blessing this is a magnificent picture of the Great Northwest
How does a “9 shot panorama photo” work?