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Photo taken from the top of Mt Beacon overlooking the Hudson River, about 60 miles north of New York City. To the left, looking south, is Dennings Point jutting into the Hudson, and the Newburgh-Beacon bridge near the center. The town of Beacon is on the near-side of the bridge and Newburgh on the opposite shore.
Panorama formed from 10 photos stitched together. |
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Park dedicated to the men and women who served in the Korean and Vietnam wars from New Hampton and Bristol. |
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Taken on a cold October afternoon (10/17/09) overlooking Turtle Pond from a Belvedere Castle overlook, this is one of the largest GigaPans I've taken yet. Almost 1150 images large, this took an entire afternoon to stitch using the newest GigaPan software (version 1.0). Note the top of the castle spire -- those are the instruments which record the official New York City weather. I'm sure this GigaPan would look better on a sunny day -- but there was something very nice about the windy autumn day that I think is well captured in this photograph. Also, the water is stripped in this image because the wind was really swirling and blowing the water around in all sorts of directions.
When it was built, the view from Belvedere Castle provided a vista over the rectangular receiving reservoir, which has been replaced by the Great Lawn, an oval of turf with eight baseball diamonds, loosely defined by plantings of trees in clumps in the manner of the English landscape garden, and, at the foot of Vista Rock, the Turtle Pond, redesigned in 1997 as a naturalistic planting, in which no single vantage-point reveals the water's full extent. Sunken concrete shelving at varying depths provide ideal water depths for shoreline plants such as lizard's tail, bullrush, turtlehead, and blueflag iris. The success of habitat for birds, insects, amphibians, and reptiles is embodied in sightings of species of dragon-fly not previously sighted in Central Park. My Homepage: http://www.michaelhussey.com |
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satalite view of ???? |
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Taken from Blvd E, Weehawken New Jersey. The panoramic shows the western side of Manhattan Island (New York City) from the George Washington Bridge to Battery Park, Brooklyn, Staten Island and Governor's Island. There is at least one helicopter. Can you find it? Copyright 2008 George Brandes |
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Sweeping panoramas are what the GigaPan excels at, so every once in a while you just have to climb a mountain and see as much real estate as you can.
I wonder if Champ - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Champ_%28legend%29 - is lurking out there somewhere? |
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new cathedral- st louis mo-jim trotter- trotter art one of the best buildings in st louis , most mosaics in one church. one of my best gigapans. comercial photrapher- printer services of large format gigapans. canvas - paper http://trotterart.com jim 314-878-0777 |
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The weather was not ideal for ballooning or gigapaning. The balloons were taking off very fast so I shot a 2 row panarama |
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This is an interactive installation by Phillip Beesley at the Sigggraph Convention in New Orleans 2009. |