The Smidgin

A second try at the World War II Memorial panoramic. Again by Steve.

World War II Memorial

At the risk of turning the Smidgin into a purely a place for posting panoramic photos^*, here are a few more from Washington DC.

The Capitol Rotunda

The National Cathedral

* I see it more as a phase in my blogging. If I’m not going to write anything useful, I might as well share the photos I take.

These two panoramic shots come from my brother Steve.  They’re both particularly well done, and he said I could share them here. Enjoy!

Golden, Colorado

Burkina Faso

In line with tradition, here are a couple of panoramics from Washington, DC.  The second one is a bit more… artistic?

The National Arboretum

The World War II Memorial

I’m sure these won’t be the last I post from the District.

I recently went to the Big Apple for a weekend, and thought I would post a couple panoramics generated from pictures I took.  It’s fun to see them in comparison with my panoramics from Big Bend National Park. There’s beauty in both the rugged desert and the steel, glass, and concrete of the city. (And you photography snobs out there can just keep your thoughts on exposure and editing to yourself.)

Central Park, New York City, NY

New York Skyline from Liberty Island

A few months ago my roommate and I hiked Big Bend National Park.  I can now confidently say that it is one of the most beautiful places on earth. I thought I would share several panoramic photos from our time there.

View of Santa Elena Canyon, Big Bend National Park, TX (2.67MB)

View from the South Rim, Big Bend National Park, TX (2.71MB)

360° View from the top of Emory Peak, Big Bend National Park, TX (3.62MB)

Update (5/7/8): Updated the photos using a panoramic stitching tool, per Laura’s comment.

Update 2 (5/7/8): Added another panoramic of Santa Elena Canyon.