How is a panorama different
from a regular photograph?
(A) It makes something tiny
very big.
(B) It is a wider view of
something.
© It always has plants, people
and mountains in it.
(D) It is always placed in a
picture frame.

A panorama is like giving your camera a superpower! Instead of capturing just a single slice of the scene, it sweeps across a much broader angle, allowing you to take in stunning landscapes or cityscapes in one grand shot. Imagine standing at the top of a mountain and wanting to capture the entire valley; that’s where a panorama shines!

Regular photographs focus on specific subjects or moments, framing them within the traditional limits of a rectangular composition. You might take a close-up picture of your favorite snacks or snap a portrait of your buddy at a party—these shots tell a distinct story, but they just don’t have that sweeping grandeur that a panorama offers. So, get that panoramic pan going!