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Yuri's Night 2008 at Moffett Field, CA .. birthplace of the GigaPan camera! Thanks to Gokhan Soydan for providing the closeups of the acrobatic airplanes from that day, and to Scott Telstad for his efforts putting it all together. See http://gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=5714 for a panorama from inside one of the hangars after nightfall. |
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Extensive PS post processing to manually eliminate serious vignetting when the Canon SX110 is zoomed out max.
I had been waiting for a clear, partly cloudy day to catch the buildup of the thunderstorm over Stanford University. |
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Wide pan of the south end of the San Francisco Bay -- Can you find Shoreline Amphitheatre? Stanford Stadium? The Transamerica pyramid? A blimp? A sailboat? Sutro Tower? ... |
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This is one of the many huge landmarks at Moffett Field. This is looking from the south side of the hangar on one of the rooftops of the barracks area. This hangar is truly enormous. You can find out more information about it here:
http://www.nasa.gov/centers/ames/news/releases/2003/03images/hangar1/hangar1.html and here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hangar_One_%28Mountain_View%2C_California%29 |
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View from inside the hangar at Yuri's Night 2008 at Moffett Field, CA. Stitched by Scott Telstad. |
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Hangar One opened in 1933. It has an eight-acre floor (10 football fields). Dimensions are 1133 feet long, 308 feet wide and 198 feet high. To the right are the Lockheed hangars on the other side of the airfield |