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Eric | profile | all galleries >> Galleries >> Panoramas tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

Panoramas

I have three monitors on my computer, and I've been extremely frustrated at the lack of decent high resolution multimonitor wallpaper available on the Internet. Here are a few that I've created for myself over the past few years.

WARNING!, the original panoramics are upwards of 10,000 pixels in size. For previewing, I suggest you set your viewer to Large.

I've had a digital camera for about three years now. Images here are displayed chronologically. You can see how I progress from simple panoramas to multi-row stitched-images, or mosaics. The difference between a multi-row mosaic and a normal photo are (1) increased resolution and detail, and sometimes (2) wide angles. Most images here are reduced to 50%, sometimes 25% original resolution. Most mosaics here have detail rivaling medium-format cameras, a few rival large-format cameras.
Underbrush
Underbrush		 Patapsco River
Patapsco River		 Patapsco River Overlook
Patapsco River Overlook		 Dreamy Snow Forest
Dreamy Snow Forest
Solara Docks
Solara Docks		 Mossy Rocks, rectified
Mossy Rocks, rectified		 Charleston Bridge Sunset
Charleston Bridge Sunset		 Charleston, South Carolina
Charleston, South Carolina
Baltimore Inner Harbor, dusk
Baltimore Inner Harbor, dusk		 Baltimore Inner Harbor, nighttime
Baltimore Inner Harbor, nighttime		 Potomac River near Harper's Ferry
Potomac River near Harper's Ferry		 Apartment
Apartment
Arch Unravled - Draft
Arch Unravled - Draft		 St. Louis Arch
St. Louis Arch		 Tidepoint, Baltimore
Tidepoint, Baltimore		 Forest, ultra wide angle
Forest, ultra wide angle
Forest, 192 megapixels
Forest, 192 megapixels		 Patapsco River, looking east
Patapsco River, looking east		 Patapsco River, looking west
Patapsco River, looking west		 Viaduct
Viaduct
Viaduct
Viaduct		 Thomas Viaduct panoramic
Thomas Viaduct panoramic		 Tunnel
Tunnel		 National Cathedral
National Cathedral
Georgetown, Excorcist Stairs
Georgetown, Excorcist Stairs		 Ruined Greenhouse
Ruined Greenhouse		 Old St. Mary's College in Ruins
Old St. Mary's College in Ruins		 Harper's Ferry 1
Harper's Ferry 1
Harper's Ferry 2
Harper's Ferry 2		 View with a View
View with a View		 DSC05978 pano5 final.jpg
DSC05978 pano5 final.jpg		 Passage of Industry and Time
Passage of Industry and Time
Sunset at 30K
Sunset at 30K		 Sunset at 30K
Sunset at 30K		 Aerial view south-west of Chicago
Aerial view south-west of Chicago		 Snowy River, Draft
Snowy River, Draft
Tulip Magnolias on the Tidal Basin
Tulip Magnolias on the Tidal Basin		 DSC05332_pano_final web.jpg
DSC05332_pano_final web.jpg		 DSC05332_pano_final 2 web.jpg
DSC05332_pano_final 2 web.jpg		 Snow Tree Sunset
Snow Tree Sunset
Snow Tree Overcast
Snow Tree Overcast		 Cunningham Falls, MD 1
Cunningham Falls, MD 1		 Cunningham Falls, MD 2
Cunningham Falls, MD 2		 Cunningham Falls, MD 3
Cunningham Falls, MD 3
Cunningham Falls, MD 3 (1600x1200 wallpaper)
Cunningham Falls, MD 3 (1600x1200 wallpaper)		 DSC04338 pano5 final web.jpg
DSC04338 pano5 final web.jpg		 DSC03320 pano13 final web.jpg
DSC03320 pano13 final web.jpg		 DSC03320 pano06 25percent.jpg
DSC03320 pano06 25percent.jpg
My computer setup
My computer setup		 Harper's Ferry golden foliage and blue sky
Harper's Ferry golden foliage and blue sky		 View of Maryland Heights from Harpers Ferry
View of Maryland Heights from Harpers Ferry		 panorama54-river web.jpg
panorama54-river web.jpg
panorama19-gorge web.jpg
panorama19-gorge web.jpg		 pano00web.jpg
pano00web.jpg		 pano01web.jpg
pano01web.jpg		 Waterfall 360º, Palm Springs, CA
Waterfall 360º, Palm Springs, CA

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charales10-Feb-2007 11:39
Very nice gallery. Some lovely shots and some very interesting compositions.
sam mitchell 31-Oct-2005 17:39
dear Eric,

Is there really a f0.5 lens in existence, or has there ever been? please let me know.

Yours Sincerely,

Sam Mitchell
Eric24-Apr-2005 05:33
Thanks for the kind comments. It's tough leaving the high-res images on here because that means less photos of other things or I increase my account storage, but I strongly believe in high-quality multimon wallpaper for all.

The background that I have on my computer setup, ironically, is not mine but a shot from the space shuttle . Occasionally you find some real gems there .
Baka 15-Apr-2005 08:30
Thank you very much for posting your full-size panoramic pics on this gallery. It's next to impossible to find dual-monitor backgrounds (I found one site, and I can't find it now), and I'm very happy to have found yours.

Your computer setup looks hot! Where can I get *that* background?
Jason 04-Jan-2005 03:23
A big THANK YOU for sharing these great shots at high resolution.

I just got a dual-monitor setup and was quite surprised at how difficult it is to find desktop wallpapers that are large enough to fit the screens.

And then I found your gallery.

You've got a great collection of really wonderful shots. Not just photos at high resolution for high resolution's sake, but shots truly worthy of every pixel it occupies! I'm getting a little carried away, but am truly grateful for your willingness to share these precious art.

Wish you a wonderful year 2005!
lorin niculae17-Dec-2004 10:37
Awesome gallery! Very well done, Eric!
Lorin
TheMachine 13-Nov-2004 08:32
These are great Buho, my brother does some great photography too, and these pictures are great for my desktop also. :-)
inti12-Sep-2004 03:26
Some terrific panoramas..Very beautiful work and soe really fine views.
Best wishes Rob
Mary Bowles28-Jan-2004 18:53
Love the panoramic shots.
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