Layne Kennedy visits the Boundary Waters to capture a panoramic photo of two connecting lakes using a wide-angle lens. He stresses the importance of using a tripod, manual exposure and manual focus with overlapping shots to make sure you include every inch of the panoramic image and tell the whole story.
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