Panoramas

I've been fascinated by the idea of shooting panoramas ever since I read a magazine article about them as a teenager. Now, we finally have the technology to actually display them! Here are a few.

To view these, you will need Java installed on your computer. Chances are, you already have it. I hope you do, because if this doesn't work, I can't help you!

Click anywhere in the image and drag the mouse left and right to move around.

Here is my biggest. It is a 360° view from the Sandstone Bluffs area of the El Malpais National Monument in New Mexico:

More (each of these opens in a separate page):

• 120° view from near the top of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park
• 140° view of the Harpeth valley from Tennessee's Narrows Of The Harpeth State Park ridgetop
• 130° view of an alpine meadow near Deer Lake in Washington State's William O. Douglas Wilderness
• 150° view of Middle Erma Bell Lake in Oregon's Three Sisters Wilderness
• 190° view of the main feature at Tennessee's Fall Creek Falls State Park

Or, just choose one from this map: