Our Back Yard
This is one of my first Panoramas. A 360^o degree view from our back yard. Many houses in Florida are on or near lakes like this one, it is man-made and soil excavated from the hole is used to raise the foundation for the house slab above flood level. We sometimes see alligators in the water.

How many sons do I have?
Another pan taken in the back yard. It covers about 90 degrees. You can have fun with these!

Quail Roost Hunter Farm
A view of Quail Roost Hunter Farm in Chuluota Florida. Taken spring 2006. Hannah and I just started taking riding lessons here. Hannah was in the large field behind the wooden fence taking a lesson from Liz (seated) but because she moved as I took photos, she does not appear in the panorama at all.

Quail Roost Hunter Farm
Another view of QRHF. The horses were all watching me curiously as I took photos.

Fairhaven Ministries
Approx 180^o pan showing the "Dogwood Chalet" at Fairhaven. What a beautiful spot to relax! No internet, no TV, cell phones don't work. Just trees and mountains and streams and peace and quiet.

Main Lodge at Fairhaven
Another early panorama - a scenic spot but not a very good pan. This is the Lodge at Fairhaven Ministries in Tennessee. I use a cheap digital camera and cannot lock the exposure settings from one photo to the next.

Tipton-Haynes
This is Tipton-Haynes State Historic Site in Johnson City Tennessee. We visited here on vacation in the summer of 2005. Lots of interesting buildings, lots of history. (http://www.tipton-haynes.org/) This 360^o pan shows most of the buildings.

Sea World Orlando
I captured this while we were waiting for the Blue Horizons show to begin. How many dolphins do you see in the water? The photos were taken left to right while a single dolphin swam across the pool. Note the weird effects in the crowd caused by movement and overlapping images. March 2006

Sea World Orlando
This is the "Clyde and Seamore take Pirate Island" show.

Sea World Orlando
A pan created from three images. These are the famous Clydesdales.