Doing a 180

Over the past four months, as I've travel around the US, I've been making some panoramic photos. These are made by taking anywhere from six to 12 photos across a 180 degree arc, and then stitching them together after the fact to make a single continuous photo which encompasses a 180 degree field of view. They don't look especially good so small, so click any of them for a larger size.

Downtown Portland, viewed from across the Willamette River.

Steam engines in an old roundhouse in Portland.

Along highway 305, near Battle Mountain, Nevada.

The Hoover Dam, viewed from the Arizona side.

Sipapu bridge, at Natural Bridges National Monument in Utah.

The main reading room in the New York Public Library.

Taliesin, Frank Lloyd Wright's home near Spring Green, Wisconsin.

Speaking of 180's, I'm heading back to the west coast this week. I'll be going to Seattle for a week and a half to volunteer at a summer camp for kids with cancer. I expect to travel on again after that.