Shot during a hike around the base of Devils Tower, Wyoming. No aliens were seen during this shoot…
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Bighorn sheep in the hills near Palmer Canyon, Wyoming…
Winter scene at the shore of a pond in Yellowstone National Park, Montana…
Just a peaceful walk through the forest, down by the creek…
Looking up the rocky path towards the base of Devils Tower, Wyoming…
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Sunlight Creek, in the Northern Absaroka Wilderness of Wyoming, on a cloudy winter morning. Vertical panorama constructed from 5 exposures.
It’s big. It’s red. It’s old. I think it’s a silo. Found along the back roads of western Oregon…
Update – thanks to longtime reader Montucky it has been identified as an old incinerator that was used to burn sawdust and woodchips generated by sawmills.
I’m having a case of the “winter blues” today so I picked a simple shot of a New Mexico field on a warm summer afternoon…
Vertical panorama constructed from four exposures.
Cly Butte, Monument Valley, Utah…
Early morning scene at White Sands National Monument, New Mexico…
Look! Up in the sky! Is it a bird? A plane? A sky-mushroom???
Just a vertical panorama – 7 frames stacked on top of each other covering about 100 degrees of elevation.
When you first stitch a set of panorama images together you can get some strange shapes and distortion. I then use several methods to adjust the cropping and geometry to create a “normal” looking panorama. But, in this case, I thought the uncorrected view looked pretty cool and left it as-is.
I present to you the somewhat warped sky-mushroom view of clouds and sun over the Ozark Mountains of Arkansas on a summer afternoon.
Another experimental image. New Mexico horse country on a spring day. Lots of interesting looking clouds in the sky so I decided to shoot a vertical panorama. This was constructed from 7 exposures and I shot it handheld because I wanted to see what kinds of cool popping and creaking sounds my back would make as I literally bent over backwards to get a shot…
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