Showing posts with label panoramic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label panoramic. Show all posts

April 23, 2011

Garvin Heights Overlook

One more panoramic shot from Garvin Heights Park in Winona.

April 22, 2011

Lock And Dam 1

In the distance is Lock and Dam 1 originally constructed in 1917, then reconstructed in 1929 to allow for hydro power to be developed. Panoramic shot taken while on the Ford Parkway Bridge, which cross the Mississippi River. In the distance is Lock and Dam 1 originally constructed in 1917, then reconstructed in 1929 [though I'm reading conflicting dates, but I'll go with these] to allow for hydro power to be developed. The structure is 574 feet, the locks are 56 feet wide, 400 feet long.

June 12, 2010

Target Field, Before The Storm

Acutally, I captured this before the game started, but then the rains followed. Not that much rain, but it was enough to wish I had an umbrella.

June 3, 2010

Panoramic Of Target Field

WARNING: The panoramic is very large in size. If you click on the photo, the full sized photo is 6000 x 2777. So, it could take a while to fully load into your browser.

I used a photo stitch software to join 13 photos together to make this eye popping panoramic of Target Field, the new ball park for the Minnesota Twins baseball team. I've posted two of the photos so far from today's pano. The one from the top left I posted on Monday, the one on the top right, I posted on Wednesday. Today, it's everything in between. Now I wish I would have capture a little more of the middle portion of the sky, but I'll take what I was able to capture. The solid black portions are were I had no data to stitch into the large photo.

August 20, 2009

Panoramic Of Duluth

Today's contribution photo comes from swc from Duluth, Minnesota. It's okay to count Duluth as a suburb of the Twin Cities right? It's only 150 miles away....

The photo is made up of 6 separate photos stitched together using software. It turned out fabulous I must say. I'm uploading the full sized photo, 4 Megs in size and a pixel size of 12264x2072. I wanted the full sized photo so you can see all that is in this photo. One thing to note, on the far right of the photo is a thunderstorm out on Lake Superior. I didn't catch it at first, so you'll have to see the full size photo to see it.