GigaPans

This is the third try at this gigapan. I like this scene. It is so typical of rural Pennsylvania. My problem is I only used six rows, 2 columns, and 12 pix. I moved closer to the farm house, losing some of the cows in a second gigapan,which uses 36 pix and 3 rows, but it too is under 40 images. What I discovered is the closer the gig the more images it takes.

http://GigapanMagazine.org vol 2 issue 1

Brad Quartuccio and Jeff Guerrero, co-owners of Urban Velo magazine, sit amongst their bikes, tools and various memorabilia.

Urban Velo magazine is free to read online or download at: http://urbanvelo.org

Fate found me traveling north on Rt. 81 just south of Hazleton for a story on the Interstate System. It began to snow, and I started shooting nine minutes before the accident. When the snow cleared I took this pano from across the divider. My car is the red Honda in from of one of the fire trucks. February 10, 2008 --JW Coulter

This cemetery is located in the old community of Mount Pleasant at the base of the Laurel Mountains. I am always fascinated by old tombstones. I read them and want to know as much about the person as I can. In this cemetery some of the old tombstones and graves have been damaged over the years. Rather than discard the epitaphs someone lined them up in a row near the entrance. You can read each stone and, like me, wonder about the person that the stone represents. Who were they? How did they die?...

Ohio River and Coraopolis, Pa.

A 180-degree view of Empire Music's (http://www.empiremusiconline.com/) acoustic guitar room.

This panorama was created from 315 photos (21x15).

Many thanks to store owner Joe Ravita for allowing me to take this panorama.

The Children's Room at the Carnegie Homestead Library

Pittsburgh Demolition Right Eye. Thanks to Jason Bucheim for creating the software to enable a higher quality view for these Anaglyphs. check out the auto-anaglyph version at http://www.3dpan.org/3d/66075-66074-50-50