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Downtown Austin looking North from the south bank of Lady Bird Lake. |
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The veiw from the 85-foot tall el Mirador clock tower at the Santa Barbara County Court House. |
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The 4th of July fireworks show from Pittsburgh's West End overlook. |
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This is a series of 28 images stitched together. This was shot from Kerry Park which provides an amazing view of Downtown Seattle and Elliot Bay. The sun was just about to set as I squeezed these shots out. All handheld, shot with a Nikkor 55-200mm VR lens on a Nikon D300. |
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A couple going for a walk on the Manhattan Beach Pier. March 11, 2009. An overcast day in Manhattan Beach, California. 45 images, Nikon coolpix P5100. I hadn't shot a GigaPan for a month and was in need of my 'GigaPan Fix' and happened to be able to snap this quick shot. note the seagull taking off from the yellow vollyball pole. ©John Post |
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Wish I could upload sound... I recorded the machines which were screaming something along the lines of, "Do not pay anyone claiming to be a parking attendant." But as the gates had long since been broken off and it was around 7AM on a Sunday, it made for a beautiful situation. |
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Picture taken from bridge leading to Government Hill, of downtown Anchorage and surrounding area, |
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The traffic never stops:
"The utter failure to create any meaningful pedestrian environment defines the heart of Atlanta today. Every bad idea in the service of contemporary urban design came together here with a public attitude that can be summed up as 'the outside doesn't matter.'" - James Howard Kunstler |
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I think there are at least seven parking lots in this one image not counting the street parking. This isn't anything amazing anymore, this is Atlanta.
I was trying to take fotos of the Dalai Lama giving a talk in the park, but - true to fashion - me and my camera gear were taken to be terrorists attempting to assassinate the Tibetan spiritual leader in exile. I cannot count the times I have been taken to be a terrorist in the US with only camera equipment. Thanks for the gigapan robot, maybe Atlanta isnt ready for it though. |