I make giant panoramic images with a Gigapan robotic camera mount. It automates the process of capturing multiple images to assemble into a panorama. My Gigapan ID is GoletaBrian.

The next time you visit Google Earth, try clicking on the Gigapan Photos Layer. It's in the Gallery section.

Load my Arizona Gigapans on Google Earth. Then load the March 2009 Arizona Gigapan Tour. Playing the tour will take you to the locations of the fifteen Gigapans in the order that they were taken.

San Francisco Peaks, October 30, 2011

Panorama size: 1360 megapixels (46948 x 28980 pixels)
Input images: 420 (21 columns by 20 rows)
Field of view: 238.0 degrees wide by 146.9 degrees high (top=81.3, bottom=-65.6)

This photo is available as prints as large as four feet by six feet.

Sycamore Point, Arizona, October 29, 2011

Sycamore Point overlooks Sycamore Canyon 23 miles southwest of Flagstaff, Arizona. The canyon is 1,800 feet deep below the point.

Panorama size: 1712 megapixels (59124 x 28968 pixels)
Input images: 540 (27 columns by 20 rows)
Field of view: 301.0 degrees wide by 147.5 degrees high (top=83.5, bottom=-64.0)

This photo is available as prints as large as four feet by seven feet.

Panorama size: 1478 megapixels (51820 x 28532 pixels)
Input images: 460 (23 columns by 20 rows)
Field of view: 262.9 degrees wide by 144.7 degrees high (top=83.9, bottom=-60.8)

Willow Spring Lake, Arizona, September 26, 2011

Willow Spring Lake is located on the Mogollon Rim nea Payson, Arizona. This is a 360-degree panorama.

Panorama size: 1814 megapixels (71280 x 25452 pixels)
Input images: 720 (40 columns by 18 rows)
Field of view: 360.0 degrees wide by 128.5 degrees high (top=81.1, bottom=-47.4)

San Francisco Peaks from Eldon Hills, Arizona, September 22, 2011

San Francisco Peaks seen from Eldon Hills on the southeast side of the peaks. Humphrey's Peak is the highest point in the picture at 12, 356 feet elevatiion. The peaks were once much taller, but volcanic eruptions blew out the northeast side of the mountain. Many cinder cones of the San Francisco Volcanic Field are visible on both sides of the peaks.

Panorama size: 1607 megapixels (57428 x 27996 pixels)
Input images: 494 (26 columns by 19 rows)
Field of view: 291.2 degrees wide by 142.0 degrees high (top=89.1, bottom=-52.9)

This photo is available as prints as large as four feet by seven feet.

Verde Valley, Arizona, September 20, 2011

Bill Williams Mountain and San Francisco Peaks are visible in the distance beyond the Verde Valley and the Mogollon Rim from the road between Jerome and Perkinsville.

Panorama size: 779 megapixels (34592 x 22544 pixels)
Input images: 225 (15 columns by 15 rows)
Field of view: 174.3 degrees wide by 113.6 degrees high (top=69.5, bottom=-44.1)

This photo is available as prints as large as four feet by six feet.

White Horse Hills, Arizona, September 18, 2011

White Horse Hills is a complex of cinder cones that were built by a series of eruptions from multiple vents. They rise about 900 feet above the surrounding terrain.

Panorama size: 603 megapixels (32168 x 18764 pixels)
Input images: 169 (13 columns by 13 rows)
Field of view: 228.6 degrees wide by 133.3 degrees high (top=78.8, bottom=-54.5)

This photo is available as prints as large as four feet by six feet.

San Francisco Peaks, Arizona, September 18, 2011

San Francisco Peaks dominate this panorama taken from a meadow along Forest Route 418 on the north side of the mountains. Humphrey's Peak is the highest point in the state of Arizona at 12,637 feet elevation. It was once much taller, but volcanic eruptions blew out the northeast side of the mountain.

Panorama size: 1155 megapixels (43256 x 26724 pixels)
Input images: 361 (19 columns by 19 rows)
Field of view: 220.0 degrees wide by 135.9 degrees high (top=88.1, bottom=-47.8)

This photo is available as prints as large as four feet by six feet.

Sunset Crater, Arizona, September 17, 2011

Sunset Crater is a cinder cone that erupted about 1,000 years ago. It is about 1,000 feet tall. The cinder cones to the right of Sunset Crater are O'Leary Peak and Black Mountain

Panorama size: 1629 megapixels (57668 x 28260 pixels)
Input images: 494 (26 columns by 19 rows)
Field of view: 289.9 degrees wide by 142.1 degrees high (top=87.8, bottom=-54.3)

This photo is available as prints as large as four feet by seven feet.

Wing Mountain, Arizona, August 30, 2011

This area near Wing Mountain in the Coconino National Forest burned several years ago. Subsequently, high winds felled many of the burned trees.

Panorama size: 990 megapixels (36952 x 26808 pixels)
Input images: 288 (16 columns by 18 rows)
Field of view: 184.6 degrees wide by 133.9 degrees high (top=75.6, bottom=-58.3) 959 megapixels (41604 x 23052 pixels)

This photo is available as prints as large as four feet by seven feet.

Antelope Hill, Arizona, August 30, 2011

Antelope Hill is a basaltic cinder cone that rises about 550 feet above the meadow in the foreground. The San Francisci Peaks are visible on the right side of the image. Government Knolls, Government Mountain, Sitgreaves Peak, and Government Hill can be seen at the left.

Panorama size: 1249 megapixels (49192 x 25404 pixels)
Input images: 374 (22 columns by 17 rows)
Field of view: 246.6 degrees wide by 127.4 degrees high (top=75.6, bottom=-51.7)990 megapixels (36952 x 26808 pixels)

This photo is available as prints as large as four feet by seven feet.

View my panoramic Arizona landscape photography. These panoramas are stitched together from multiple images to produce very wide angle, high resolution images. Many of these panoramas were taken with the assistance of a Gigapan robotic camera mount. Some of them were assembled from over 500 pictures and could be printed over four feet tall. Part 1 shows panoramas taken from December 2008 to August 2010.

View my panoramic Arizona landscape photography. Part 2 shows panoramas taken from August 2010 to July 2011.

Wupatki Natonal Monument, Arizona, July 24, 2011

The rock dwellings of Wupatki National Monument were built and abandoned by the Sinagua people hundreds of years before the arrival of the first European explorers.

Box Canyon Dwellings

Panorama size: 959 megapixels (41604 x 23052 pixels)
Input images: 304 (19 columns by 16 rows)
Field of view: 205.7 degrees wide by 114.0 degrees high (top=65.1, bottom=-48.9)

This photo is available as prints as large as four feet by seven feet.

Lomaki Dwelling

Panorama size: 1767 megapixels (63384 x 27888 pixels)
Input images: 551 (29 columns by 19 rows)
Field of view: 317.5 degrees wide by 139.7 degrees high (top=77.5, bottom=-62.2)

This photo is available as prints as large as four feet by eight feet.

Brushy Basin and Four Peaks, January 13, 2011

In late December, a winter storm dropped a load of snow on Arizona. Snow still remained on the north slopes of Four Peaks two weeks later..

Panorama size: 762 megapixels (28188 x 27040 pixels)
Input images: 180 (10 columns by 18 rows)
Field of view: 143.0 degrees wide by 137.1 degrees high (top=86.7, bottom=-50.5)

This photo is available as prints as large as forty inches by sixty inches.

Tornado Damage in the Cocnino National Forest, November 4, 2010

On October 6, 2010, severe thunderstorms in Arizona spawned a number of tornadoes. One of those tornadoes felled trees across a broad area in the Coconino National Forest above the Mogollon Rim. Large pine trees were snapped off or pushed over, opening large holes in the forest canopy.

Panorama size: 1424 megapixels (50008 x 28492 pixels)
Input images: 440 (22 columns by 20 rows)
Field of view: 252.7 degrees wide by 143.9 degrees high (top=87.5, bottom=-56.5)Panorama size: 1240 megapixels (40620 x 30544 pixels)

This photo is available as prints as large as four feet by six feet.

Panorama size: 1194 megapixels (46212 x 25852 pixels)
Input images: 360 (20 columns by 18 rows)
Field of view: 233.7 degrees wide by 130.7 degrees high (top=78.3, bottom=-52.5)Panorama size: 1424 megapixels (50008 x 28492 pixels)

Grand Canyon, September 24, 2010

Overlooking the Bright Angel Trail and Indian Gardens from the south rim of the Grand Canyon.

Panorama size: 1240 megapixels (40620 x 30544 pixels)
Input images: 357 (17 columns by 21 rows)
Field of view: 202.2 degrees wide by 152.0 degrees high (top=82.2, bottom=-69.8)

Bright Angel Trail overlook.

Bright Angel Trail Overlook Grand Canyon Arizona: You can buy prints up to four feet by six feet or 5" x 7" greeting cards of this photograph.

Tonto Natural Bridge, September 16, 2010

Tonto Natural Bridge is the largest travertine bridge in the United States. It is located north of Payson off Highway 87. The bridge is 400 feet long, 150 feet wide, and 180 feet tall.

Panorama size: 891 megapixels (32744 x 27240 pixels)
Input images: 304 (16 columns by 19 rows)
Field of view: 164.8 degrees wide by 137.1 degrees high (top=84.3, bottom=-52.8)

You can buy prints up to four feet by four feet or greeting cards of this photograph.

Grand Falls of the LIttle Colorado River, August 31, 2010

Grand Falls is located on the Little Colorado River in the Navajo Reservation east of Flagstaff. The Little Colorado River Canyon was dammed by a lava flow from Merriam Crater. Now the river flows around the lava flow and falls back into the canyon downstream. The falls are 185 feet tall, higher than Niagra Falls.

Panorama size: 932 megapixels (34196 x 27269 pixels)
Input images: 323 (17 columns by 19 rows)
Field of view: 172.2 degrees wide by 137.3 degrees high (top=81.7, bottom=-55.6)

You can buy prints up to four feet by six feet or greeting cards of this photograph.

Meteor Crater, August 26, 2010

Barringer Crater, more popularly known as Meteor Crater, was created by the impact of a meteor about 50,000 years ago. This is the view from the visitor center on the rim of the crater.

Panorama size: 1008 megapixels (41209 x 24465 pixels)
Input images: 357 (21 columns by 17 rows)
Field of view: 206.5 degrees wide by 122.6 degrees high (top=76.4, bottom=-46.2)

View from the observation platform inside the crater.

Panorama size: 204 megapixels (20153 x 10141 pixels)
Input images: 70 (10 columns by 7 rows)
Field of view: 278.5 degrees wide by 140.2 degrees high (top=89.8, bottom=-50.3)

View from a high point on the rim of the crater.

Panorama size: 179 megapixels (18256 x 9842 pixels)
Input images: 63 (9 columns by 7 rows)
Field of view: 249.9 degrees wide by 134.8 degrees high (top=89.2, bottom=-45.6)

Red Rock Secret Wilderness Overlook, June 28, 2010

Looking down into Red Rock Secret Wilderness. The city of Sedona lies on the far side of Capitol Butte in the distance. Smoke from the Shultz Fire obscures the distant horizon.

Panorama size: 758 megapixels (29397 x 25802 pixels)
Input images: 252 (14 columns by 18 rows)
Field of view: 124.1 degrees wide by 108.9 degrees high (top=49.5, bottom=-59.4)

You can buy prints up to four feet by six feet or greeting cards of this photograph.

Looking down into Red Rock Secret Wilderness. The city of Sedona lies on the far side of Capitol Butte in the distance. Smoke from the Shultz Fire obscures the distant horizon.

Panorama size: 871 megapixels (33643 x 25898 pixels)
Input images: 288 (16 columns by 18 rows)
Field of view: 171.1 degrees wide by 131.7 degrees high (top=71.0, bottom=-60.7)

You can buy prints up to four feet by six feet or greeting cards of this photograph.

West Fork of Oak Creek Canyon from East Buzzard Point, June 25, 2010

Looking down into the west fork of Oak Creek Canyon from East Buzzard Point.

Panorama size: 1051 megapixels (45210 x 23257 pixels)
Input images: 352 (22 columns by 16 rows)
Field of view: 228.9 degrees wide by 117.7 degrees high (top=62.3, bottom=-55.4)

Red Rock Secret Wilderness Overlook, June 25, 2010

Looking down into Red Rock Secret Wilderness. The city of Sedona lies on the far side of Capitol Butte in the distance. Smoke from the Shultz Fire obscures the distant horizon.

Panorama size: 742 megapixels (28789 x 25785 pixels)
Input images: 234 (13 columns by 18 rows)
Field of view: 145.7 degrees wide by 130.5 degrees high (top=75.8, bottom=-54.7)

You can buy prints up to four feet by six feet or greeting cards of this photograph.

San Francisco Peaks and Shultz Fire, June 25, 2010

Smoke wafts from the Shultz Fire five days after it started burning.

Panorama size: 347 megapixels (21422 x 16231 pixels)
Input images: 110 (10 columns by 11 rows)
Field of view: 108.5 degrees wide by 82.2 degrees high (top=30.1, bottom=-52.0)

You can buy prints up to four feet by six feet or greeting cards of this photograph.

Montezuma's Castle and Well, May 6, 2010

Montezuma's Castle was constructed by the Sinagua people starting in the 1100s. They departed in the 1300s for unknown reasons.

Panorama size: 771 megapixels (28236 x 27331 pixels)
Input images: 266 (14 columns by 19 rows)
Field of view: 124.1 degrees wide by 120.2 degrees high (top=68.6, bottom=-51.5)

You can buy framed prints oand greeting cards of this photograph.

Montezuma's Well is a limestone sinkhole. It was an important source of water for the Sinagua people from the 100s to the 1300s. It is fed by a warm spring that produces 1.5 million gallons of water each day. The water has a high carbon dioxide content so fish cannot survive in the lake. The water drains through a swallet and emerges on the far side of the rock wall. The Sinagua people dug an irrigation ditch to direct the outflow to their croplands.

Panorama size: 1101 megapixels (42414 x 25972 pixels)
Input images: 380 (20 columns by 19 rows)
Field of view: 220.7 degrees wide by 135.1 degrees high (top=81.3, bottom=-53.9)

You can buy framed prints oand greeting cards of this photograph.

Casa Grande Ruins, April 30, 2010

The Casa Grande Ruins National Monument is located near the town of Coolidge, Arizona. The big house was constructed of caliche mud by the Hohokam people in the 1200s and 1300s. A culture of communal irrigation fed agriculture propsered in the area for many decades. The compound was abandoned for inknown reasons before the arrival of the Spanish in the 1500s. The descendents of the Hohokam may be the Tohono O'odham people.

Panorama size: 613 megapixels (22565 x 27171 pixels)
Input images: 209 (11 columns by 19 rows)
Field of view: 114.6 degrees wide by 138.0 degrees high (top=87.5, bottom=-50.4)

You can buy framed prints oand greeting cards of this photograph.

Panorama size: 884 megapixels (36208 x 24437 pixels)
Input images: 306 (18 columns by 17 rows)
Field of view: 183.0 degrees wide by 123.5 degrees high (top=75.3, bottom=-48.2)

You can buy framed prints oand greeting cards of this photograph.

Panorama size: 513 megapixels (19929 x 25764 pixels)
Input images: 162 (9 columns by 18 rows)
Field of view: 99.5 degrees wide by 128.7 degrees high (top=75.6, bottom=-53.1)

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Salt River, Bulldog Canyon, April 29, 2010

The Salt River flows down from Roosevelt Lake through a series of reservoirs to and through the city of Phoenix. It is running very high this spring. It is seen here winding through Buldog Canyon below Stuart Mountain Dam and Saguaro Lake.

Panorama size: 803 megapixels (30367 x 26454 pixels)
Input images: 252 (14 columns by 18 rows)
Field of view: 154.7 degrees wide by 134.8 degrees high (top=81.2, bottom=-53.6)

You can buy framed prints oand greeting cards of this photograph.

This is a popular spot for launching river rafts and floating on the river in inner tubes.

Panorama size: 819 megapixels (29899 x 27396 pixels)
Input images: 266 (14 columns by 19 rows)
Field of view: 128.0 degrees wide by 117.3 degrees high (top=73.3, bottom=-44.0)

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Coons Bluff is one of the landing spots for rafts and inner tube riders, just above the confluence of the Salt and Verde Rivers.

Panorama size: 973 megapixels (37805 x 25743 pixels)
Input images: 324 (18 columns by 18 rows)
Field of view: 192.0 degrees wide by 130.8 degrees high (top=73.9, bottom=-56.8)

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Saguaro National Park, Arizona, March 19, 2010

Ocotillo grow alongside Saguaros in Saguaro National Park in the foothills of the Rincon Mountains.

Panorama size: 796 megapixels (28709 x 27748 pixels)
Input images: 266 (14 columns by 19 rows)
Field of view: 106.4 degrees wide by 102.9 degrees high (top=64.5, bottom=-38.4)

Three Saguaros stand alongside a dry creek bed in Saguaro National Park in the foothills of the Rincin Mountains.

Panorama size: 816 megapixels (30776 x 26539 pixels)
Input images: 270 (15 columns by 18 rows)
Field of view: 114.6 degrees wide by 98.8 degrees high (top=58.6, bottom=-40.2)

A stand of Saguaros in the east section of Saguaro National Park in the foothills of the Rincon Mountains.

Panorama size: 865 megapixels (34410 x 25154 pixels)
Input images: 289 (17 columns by 17 rows)
Field of view: 127.7 degrees wide by 93.3 degrees high (top=45.6, bottom=-47.7)

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A skeleton is all that remains of a fallen Saguaro in Saguaro National park. The Rincon Mountains serve as a backdrop. A Mesquite Tree probably served a nurse plant for the Sagauro when it was very small.

Panorama size: 712 megapixels (32003 x 22278 pixels)
Input images: 240 (16 columns by 15 rows)
Field of view: 108.2 degrees wide by 75.3 degrees high (top=29.2, bottom=-46.1)

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Papago Buttes, Arizona, February 4, 2010

Papago Buttes from the Eliot Ramada in the west half of Papgo Park, about two miles from my new home.

Panorama size: 788 megapixels (29006 x 27168 pixels)
Input images: 266 (14 columns by 19 rows)
Field of view: 147.3 degrees wide by 138.0 degrees high

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Papago Buttes, Arizona, January 29, 2010

Papago Buttes are a familiar landmark to residents of Phoenix, Arizona. They straddle McDowell Road. The plants are Creosote, Sage, and Palo Verde Trees.

Panorama size: 780 megapixels (28491 x 27410 pixels)
Input images: 204 (12 columns by 17 rows)
Field of view: 145.1 degrees wide by 139.6 degrees high

Snow on Four Peaks, Arizona, January 25, 2010

After a recent winter storm, I drove east out of Scottsdale to Four Peaks to shoot a couple of new Gigapans.

Panorama size: 1066 megapixels (38689 x 27555 pixels)
Input images: 289 (17 columns by 17 rows)
Field of view: 196.6 degrees wide by 140.0 degrees high

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Four Peaks is blanketed in snow from a recent winter storm as the sun sets. Saguaro, Cholla and Prickly Pear Cacti dominate the landscape,

Panorama size: 914 megapixels (33409 x 27360 pixels)
Input images: 238 (14 columns by 17 rows)
Field of view: 168.8 degrees wide by 138.3 degrees high

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Sunset Crater from southeast, Arizona, March 17, 2009

Sunset Crater is a cinder cone that erupted about 1,000 years ago. This view shows the southeast side of the cinder cone

Panorama size: 1270 megapixels (44136 x 28786 pixels)
Input images: 240 (16 columns by 15 rows)
Field of view: 222.1 degrees wide by 144.9 degrees high (top=90.0, bottom=-54.9)

Sunset Crater from south, Arizona, March 17, 2009

This view shows the south side of the cinder cone

Panorama size: 1186 megapixels (43563 x 27245 pixels)
Input images: 224 (16 columns by 14 rows)
Field of view: 219.2 degrees wide by 137.1 degrees high (top=83.9, bottom=-53.2)

Sunset Crater from Lava Flow Trail, Arizona, March 16, 2009

This view was taken along the Lava Flow Trail on the west side of the crater.

Panorama size: 987 megapixels (35109 x 28119 pixels)
Input images: 195 (13 columns by 15 rows)
Field of view: 177.8 degrees wide by 142.4 degrees high (top=85.6, bottom=-56.7)

You can buy framed prints of this photograph.

You can buy framed prints of this photograph.

Meteor Crater, Arizona, March 16, 2009

Barringer Crater, more popularly known as Meteor Crater, was created by the impact of a meteorite about 50,000 years ago.

Panorama size: 1998 megapixels (71402 x 27984 pixels)
Input images: 392 (28 columns by 14 rows)
Field of view: 360.0 degrees wide by 141.1 degrees high (top=87.2, bottom=-53.9)

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Superstition Mountains, Arizona, March 13, 2009

Late afternoon view of the Superstition Mountains from Lost Dutchman Park

Panorama size: 1222 megapixels (43110 x 28367 pixels)
Input images: 240 (16 columns by 15 rows)
Field of view: 218.2 degrees wide by 143.6 degrees high (top=86.4, bottom=-57.2)

You can buy framed prints of this photograph.

You can buy framed prints of this photograph.

Apache Lake, Apache Trail, Arizona, March 13, 2009

Apache Lake is just below Roosevelt Lake along the Apache Trail. It is as full as it has ever been.

Panorama size: 1988 megapixels (71358 x 27861 pixels)
Input images: 378 (27 columns by 14 rows)
Field of view: 360.0 degrees wide by 140.6 degrees high (top=86.9, bottom=-53.6)

Roosevelt Dam, Apache Trail, Arizona, March 13, 2009

Roosevelt Dam is at the upper end of the Apache Trail.

Panorama size: 1062 megapixels (38326 x 27731 pixels)
Input images: 210 (14 columns by 15 rows)
Field of view: 193.1 degrees wide by 139.7 degrees high (top=87.4, bottom=-52.3)

You can buy framed prints of this photograph.

You can buy framed prints of this photograph.

Roosevelt Lake Bridge, Arizona, March 13, 2009

Roosevelt Lake Bridge was built in the early 1990s when the height of Roosevelt Dam was increased. Roosevelt Lake has never contained more water.

Panorama size: 1157 megapixels (41589 x 27822 pixels)
Input images: 225 (15 columns by 15 rows)
Field of view: 208.5 degrees wide by 139.5 degrees high (top=87.3, bottom=-52.2)

You can buy framed prints of this photograph.

You can buy framed prints of this photograph.

Fish Creek Canyon, Apache Trail, Arizona, March 13, 2009

The Apache Trail makes a precipitous descent into Fish Creek Canyon between Canyon Lake and Apache Lake.

Panorama size: 1975 megapixels (71452 x 27650 pixels)
Input images: 406 (29 columns by 14 rows)
Field of view: 360.0 degrees wide by 139.3 degrees high (top=89.5, bottom=-49.9)

Fish-eye view

Little planet

Super Guppy, Pima Air and Space Museum, Arizona, March 12, 2009

The Super Guppy was modified from a turbo-prop equipped YC-97J to carry large Saturn rocket stages for the Apollo Program.

Panorama size: 896 megapixels (29197 x 30719 pixels)
Input images: 160 (10 columns by 16 rows)
Field of view: 120.6 degrees wide by 126.9 degrees high (top=69.1, bottom=-57.9)

C-97G, KB-50J, KC-97G, C-135A, Pima Air and Space Museum, Arizona, March 12, 2009

This view of the Pima Air Museum features a Boeing C-97G Stratofreighter, KB-50J Superfortress tankjer, KC-97G Stratotanker, and NASA C-135A Stratofreighter.

Panorama size: 1239 megapixels (43993 x 28173 pixels)
Input images: 255 (17 columns by 15 rows)
Field of view: 222.0 degrees wide by 142.2 degrees high (top=85.8, bottom=-56.4)

C-124, C-117, and C-133, Pima Air and Space Museum, Arizona, March 12, 2009

The Pima Air Museum is one of the most comprehensive in the United States. This view features a Douglas C-124 Globemaster II, a Douglas C-117 Skytrain, and a Douglas C-133 Cargomaster.

Panorama size: 1243 megapixels (44015 x 28244 pixels)
Input images: 240 (16 columns by 15 rows)
Field of view: 222.2 degrees wide by 142.6 degrees high (top=85.9, bottom=-56.7)

Boeing NB-52A Stratofortress Mothership, Pima Air and Space Museum, Arizona, March 12, 2009

The Boeing NB-52A Superfortress Mothership launched three X-15s and three lifting bodies from 1959 to 1969,

Panorama size: 923 megapixels (39532 x 23364 pixels)
Input images: 180 (15 columns by 12 rows)
Field of view: 198.5 degrees wide by 117.3 degrees high (top=64.7, bottom=-52.5)

Dry Wash, Saguaro National Park, Arizona, March 12, 2009

Saguaros take 150 to 200 years to reach full growth.

Panorama size: 1565 megapixels (55282 x 28327 pixels)
Input images: 234 (18 columns by 13 rows)
Field of view: 277.9 degrees wide by 142.4 degrees high (top=87.5, bottom=-54.9)

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Kinney Road, Saguaro National Park, Arizona, March 12, 2009

Saguaros, Prickly Pear, and Cholla cacti on a hillside in Saguaro National Park.

Panorama size: 1191 megapixels (41205 x 28910 pixels)
Input images: 225 (15 columns by 15 rows)
Field of view: 207.3 degrees wide by 145.5 degrees high (top=90.0, bottom=-55.5)

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Saguaro Lake overlook, Apache Trail, Arizona, December 26, 2008

360-degree panorama overlooking an arm of Saguaro Lake. An ephemeral waterfall plunges into the lake as a flock of ducks floats nearby.

Panorama size: 1853 megapixels (71258 x 26014 pixels)
Input images: 495 (33 columns by 15 rows)
Field of view: 360.0 degrees wide by 131.4 degrees high (top=77.0, bottom=-54.4)

Saguaro Lake overlook little planet.

Giant Prints

My giant photographs are now available as framed prints, gallery wrapped canvas prints, rolled prints, and greeting cards. They are prepared by Fine Art America. Select from thousands of frames, mats, and wrap combinations and receive your fine art prints within one week! No PayPal account is necessary.

These are intricately detailed, wide-angle images created with a Gigapan robotic camera mount and Stittcher software. Most photos are available in a variety of sizes as large as 48" x 78". Some photos are available as large as 48" x 84".

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