Other Regions

Here are pictures from other regions. Most are not top quality.

Trout Lake in Yellowstone National Park. Low-res digital, but still pretty. Shot on my walking-stick monopod. You have to hike up a bit from the road east out of the park to get to this lovely lake.

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(2648 x 600 - 94K)
The full panorama is 4328 x 981. (21.6 x 5 inches at 200DPI) (Slice at Full-Resolution)

Mt. Princeton, an over-14,000 foot mountain glimpsed in a break in the clouds near Beuna Vista, Colorado.

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(2781 x 600 - 223K)
The full panorama is 3758 x 811. (18.8 x 4 inches at 200DPI) (Slice at Full-Resolution)

Grand Lake on the way to Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado.

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(4866 x 700 - 504K)
The full panorama is 19129 x 2752. (83.4 x 12 inches at 229DPI) (Slice at Full-Resolution)

A 360 degree view of Boston from the Prudential Skywalk. A much nicer one replacing a dreary cloudy one I had earlier.

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(6031 x 600 - 407K)
The full panorama is 10342 x 1029. (51.7 x 5 inches at 200DPI) (Slice at Full-Resolution)

This shot was taken on my cruise ship before the 99 eclipse. See all the other ships gathered on the sea with us. For some reason I got really bad light fall-off. It was taken with my Olympus because all other cameras were getting ready to shoot the Eclipse.

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(1595 x 600 - 128K)
The full panorama is 1913 x 720. (9.6 x 4 inches at 200DPI) (Slice at Full-Resolution)

A low-res digital camera shot of Yellowstone Canyon, the lower falls.

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(1459 x 600 - 149K)
The full panorama is 2434 x 1001. (12.2 x 5 inches at 200DPI) (Slice at Full-Resolution)

The dish at the Aricebo radio observatory. This handheld pano doesn't stitch perfectly but it is the only way to see the whole dish from the observation platform short of a fish-eye. You may recognize this observatory -- the largest radio telescope in the world -- from "Contact" or "GoldenEye."

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(2633 x 600 - 216K)
The full panorama is 3440 x 784. (17.2 x 4 inches at 200DPI) (Slice at Full-Resolution)

The Grand Tetons (south of Yellowstone). Digital Camera.

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(3738 x 600 - 364K)
The full panorama is 6322 x 1015. (31.6 x 5 inches at 200DPI) (Slice at Full-Resolution)

The top of the Beartooth Pass in Montana. This low-res digital doesn't do it justice. At almost 11,000 feet the trees are gone. The drive is spectacular but hard to photograph, even with panoramics.