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A view of Lake Austin from Mt. Bonnell. |
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Alluvial fan in Rocky Mountain National Park (view from distance in http://gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=5582).
Downstream of the first pan I tried here (http://gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=5812), which was taken on the other side of the bridge at the left edge of the pan. |
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Memorial Day 2008 |
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This is a site in southeastern Arizona that is being treated to remove mesquite that has invaded this former grassland. The treatments include aerially applied chemicals that are being tested through a cooperative project including the rancher, the University of Arizona, and Dow Chemical. |
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A popular destination. After repeatedly pausing, backing up and starting again attempting to miss the crowd I finally gave up and finished the pan. Then, as is the nature of chance, the crowd disappeared. I retook the center portion of the image, and then worked through modifying the image numbers to get the redo to load in order. The remnant of the center section substitution is the notch at its start. The fellow to the right is part of the original pan. |
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Barton Springs Pool in Austin, TX. This pool is fed by Barton Spring, 4th largest spring in Texas. Its temperature is 68˚-71˚year round. |
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Brown University's Great Temple Excavation, at Petra, Jordan. Gigapan taken by Ian Straughn. |
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Utilitiy and street construction will start soon. |
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This is an image of two 4' x 8' sheets on the floor of the greenhouse. For an image of the sheets curved to form an 'easel' see: http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=7257 and http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=8037 |
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This taken during the afternoon practice session. All praise to 'stitch using a larger blending area'. The camera was set to autofocus and autoexposure due to the extremes of distance and lighting. The wider blending compensated for a great deal of image differences. However, my attempt to cover for the loss of three images due to a too short of time between images is apparent. I filled in the missing images with copies of similar images nearby, but that wasn't quite good enough for two of them - the third fill did not result in a black hole, but is still discernable. |