GigaPans

art exhibit at the atomic cowboy restrurant. st louis mo

Just a few of the airplanes that made it to Jersey this year for the Jersey International Air Display 2009, the Hawk's of the Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team the "Red Arrows" the MH 1512 Broussard, the Avro Anson, the A-26 Invader. the B-25 Mitchell, the two Boeing Stearman biplanes of the "Guinot Wing Walking Team" and finally (in this view) but by no means last, the P-51 Mustang.

This residence near Burgess, Virginia on State highway #200 is famous in the region for its colourful and bright light display. The lights are a collection of every Yuletide theme imaginable and seems to grow larger every passing year.

The superb Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team, the "Red Arrows" parked at the Static Air Display, Jersey Airport, St Peter, Jersey, UK, awaiting their appearence at the 2009, "Jersey International Air Display".

Located in the entrance hallway on the upper level of the Shuler Building (CS) on the Annandale campus of Northern Virginia Community College, this display highlights the diversity of the rock types in the greater-DC / mid-Atlantic area.
This is the second of several attempts to gigapan the display, but auto-focus rendered several shots blurry for some reason, as with the first version. Frustrating!

Located in the entrance hallway on the upper level of the Shuler Building (CS) on the Annandale campus of Northern Virginia Community College, this display highlights the diversity of the rock types in the greater-DC / mid-Atlantic area.
This is the first of several attempts to gigapan the display, but auto-focus rendered several shots blurry for some reason.

mastidon display st louis mo jim trotter

demonstrating the gigapan in close quarters. some artifacts in the stitching. each frame was .5 second shot. 36 frames.

This is the side facing on the corner of 144 Ave at 97 Street close to sunset. The lights come on at 5:00 PM.