Panoramas. A collection. A collaboration.

[GSteve]

Originally Posted by motocopter

I want to go there! Where is this place? WY? MT?

Washington state...the north side of the Columbia River.

[motocopter]

Originally Posted by GSteve

Washington state...the north side of the Columbia River.

Nice. I still have some states to cover in the northwest, and Washington is one of them.

[Alcan Rider]

No, we weren't aboard a motorcycle this year. That was last year, when we got to ride all the way through Denali National Park on the Dualsport Wing. This year nasty weather dictated taking the Jeep. Nevertheless, we lucked out and made the trip to the back end of the park for a second year in a row, an almost unheard of streak of good fortune. Such privilege requires sharing the beauty with others less fortunate. This panorama was taken from just above Wonder Lake, with the top of Mt McKinley (Denali, to us Alaskans) visible against the cloudy background.

[Rapid Dog]

[GSteve]

Vancouver Island, British Columbia

[dave6253]

I have lots of panoramas in my current Day-Trippin' Report: http://advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=835364

Here are a few.

My first attempt at a vertical pano. 4 exposures stitched



Colorado




Goosenecks of the San Juan State Park, UT





Monument Valley, AZ




Agathla Peak, AZ

[Dualthing]

De Bos dam, overflowing first time in years

[dave6253]

I'm so happy I discovered Microsoft ICE panorama stitcher.
I'm having a blast and shot a ton of panoramas on my last trip.
Four of these are also multiple exposure HDRs, which adds another time-consuming process prior to stitching.
A tripod was used for only two. The rest are hand-held shots.


Black Canyon of the Gunnison & Highway 92




Independence Pass




McClure Pass at Sunset




Twin Lakes




Pre-Dawn light at Goosenecks of the San Juan




Sunrise at the Maroon Bells






Chalk Creek




Monument Valley

[visovm]

I've always enjoys shooting panoramas.
I try to take at least one on every trip, but sometimes there are no reasonable opportunities for those shots.

Here is a preview of the large collection of panoramas i have taken. All of them are shot with a simple point and shoot canon camera thats over 5 years old. only editing is the stitching of the photos and some blending at the photo seams. I know i cant compare with many of the fantastic shots in this thread...but here it goes:

Cannon Ski Mtn, Maine


NYC Skyline from Brooklyn Bridge Park


Along the northern section of the PDR in Vermont


Big Bend National Park, TX


Lake Mead, NV


Kings Canyon National Park, CA


North Cascades National Park, WA


Great Sand Dunes National Park, CO



Hope you all enjoy. I will post more here as my travels continue.

[Alcan Rider]

While I envy some of you the warm weather you are still experiencing, the beauty that comes with the below zero temperatures makes up for a lot of the discomfort. The skies are a deeper blue, and the white come all the way down the mountains now.

[mikegc]

I've taken a few pictures in my time and have a real appreciation for your skills with shutter and lens. This is just spectacular! Thanks for sharing.

Mike

[southwade]

Urban Advrider!


Washington Nationals Stadium by Southwade, on Flickr

[LordMDP]

looking down on Suches Ga

[GSteve]

[dave6253]

Originally Posted by Alcan Rider

While I envy some of you the warm weather you are still experiencing, the beauty that comes with the below zero temperatures makes up for a lot of the discomfort. The skies are a deeper blue, and the white come all the way down the mountains now.

Beautiful! I would love to be back in Alaska! Someday!

Originally Posted by GSteve

GSteve, is this taken from Alstrom Point? If not, where? Wonderful shot.