Panoramas

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I've been fascinated by the idea of shooting panoramas ever since I was a teenager. But they were impractical because there was no way to view them. Now we can. Isn't technology wonderful?

These panoramas require Adobe's Flash plugin. Relax, unless you're using an Apple® handheld device (in which case see above), it is probably already installed on your computer. They "should" also work on Android devices.

	The Black Canyon of the Gunnison, Colorado The Gunnison River carves this one before it joins the Colorado River and helps carve that "other" canyon (i.e., Grand Canyon) further downstream of here...
	Mount Evans, Colorado One of Colorado's famed Fourteeners.
	Clear Creek Canyon, Colorado In the rugged, narrow and breathtaking stretch between Idaho Springs and Golden.
	The Oh My God Road 1800 feet of elevation change in 4½ miles of road in Colorado's Gold Country.
	The Sit 'n Bull Saloon Probably the smallest and friendliest bar you will ever set foot in. High Dynamic Range (HDR) version of the same panorama

Older Stuff

These were shot before I got the equipment to make the fully spherical panoramas showcased above. They're not terribly exciting, but the scenery is nice so they're included here.

• View from the Sandstone Bluffs area of the El Malpais National Monument near Grant, New Mexico
• My very first 360° panorama, and a little rough around the edges. Mt. Garfield, a very strange-looking mountain near Grand Junction, Colorado, as seen from Interstate 70.