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Watson Mill State Park Georgia. Great camping. http://www.gastateparks.org/info/watson/ |
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A view from the second highest level of the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France. |
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This is a view I see every morning driving into work as I cross the Willamette River on the Broadway Bridge. Rush hour traffic really vibrates the bridge which means the only good time to capture a 100 shot stitched image is on a Sunday morning. This grain terminal is supplied from eastern Washington and Oregon by rail and river barge where the wheat is then tranfered onto bulk carriers headed to Asia. |
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My second gigapan test using 70 X 5Mp images. (first was from the front door....successful but not too exciting).
This is using the Epic 100 with a Canon Powershot A610. |
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The town of Kelso in the Scottish Borders is on the junction of the river Teviot and the River Tweed. The castle in the background is Floors Castle, home of the Duke of Roxburghe. Kelso Abbey on the right is from the 13th century. The junction pool under the bridge is famous for salmon fishing. This bridge which crosses the Tweed, was designed by John Rennie of Haddington. His design is unusual in that it has a level road over semi-elliptical arches. Opened in 1803, the bridge has its Toll House on the town side. This demand for tolls led to the reading of the Riot Act in 1854, when the townspeople, tired of paying for the bridge, whose cost they reckoned had long since been covered, rioted. Later, in 1857, the tolls were removed.
Rennie later designed bridges for London, the Kelso Bridge being the design he used for Waterloo Bridge which was completed in 1817. When the Waterloo Bridge was dismantled in 1937, two of the lamp standards from that bridge were gifted to Kelso and still stand at the far end of the bridge from the town. Kelso Abbey on the right is from the 13th century. The junction pool under the bridge is famous for salmon fishing 220 pictures taken with a Canon SX1 on manual settings see also www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=26162 |
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Yes, I know the stitching chopped up some hikers - the Gigapan software doesn't allow manual corrections. Sometime I plan to get PTGui which does. And I only have an older version of Photoshop - it doesn't support images of this size. Should have included a little more sky. |
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The Isar provides the power supply for Munich, it is a recreation area for Munich, it invites for walks, hikes, inline skating, bicycle riding…There is always something to do along the Isar. The little islands and the pebble banks shift and change each year – but the Isar remains the same – the vital artery of Munich.
On the left side is the entrance to the Zoo "Tierpark Hellabrunn" where I made several other panoramas: http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=21052 http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=21410 http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=20953 Panorama made of 398 pictures at focal length of 400mm. |