gigapan: conversations

Gigapan: Crater Lake, OR. from Cloudcap Overlook
Snapshot: Hotel?
Description: Great view, whatever it is!
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Last Post: It is the Lodge at Crater Lake. I stayed there the night before I took these pictures for this gigapan. (Posted 1 hour ago by Robert Neal (bneal1950))

Gigapan: The Man with Rubber Legs
Snapshot: GigaSpare!
Description: Is that a beata model?
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Last Post: Well spotted! It is indeed my trusty old beta. (Posted 2 hours ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Bristol Waterside from Redcliffe Parade East
Snapshot: It's the Thekla!
Description: Fairly famous as being a nightclub - I went there once.
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Last Post: Oh yes! Forgot about the Vivian Stanshall connection. (Posted 6 hours ago by C Lloyd (cmlbath))

Gigapan: Spot the Difference #1: Alice May at Winchester Cathedral
Snapshot: Contrasting Walls
Description: An interesting contrast between 19th century brickwork and medieval stonework.
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Last Post: A beautiful photo of Alice May... worthy of a cover photo on Construction News Magazine (http://tinyurl.com/nmvhfz). (Posted 7 hours ago by David Engle (Texas_Photo))

Gigapan: Rice University: Christina and Jodi Rocking and a Rolling - Sewall Hall
Snapshot: An Example of Electricty That Visitors to Rice Can Experience
Description: These two are indescribable :)
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Last Post: I love this pose - these ladies seem like natural models! (Posted 9 hours ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Vilnius 2 gigapixel
Snapshot: Lithuanian beauties
Description: My eyes can't miss this view :)
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Last Post: Can be :) (Posted 15 hours ago by Antanas Gerdaitis (wachix))

Gigapan: Portable Saw Mill
Snapshot: Portable saw mill
Description: New Hampshire portable saw mill
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Last Post: Gigapan loader is rotating my image up loads. Sometimes 180 on a horizontal plane and sometimes 180 degrees on the vertical plane. I don't know why, but I see others discussing the same problem. (Posted 18 hours ago by mark zanetti (zanetti2000))

Gigapan: Guatemala Market
Snapshot: Chikin!
Description: Ohh Yeaah
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Last Post: hello really nice article . golf is my favourtire game . i just love to play it and you know guys the Callaway X range of irons represent state of the art golfing technology, when it comes to choosing the best golf club you would be hard pressed to find a better product. and yaa its really good believe me The X-series Irons by Callaway Golf have been favored by pro golfers all over the world because of the technology built into each iron. Many of the best players in the world prefer these clubs because of the performance enhancing design of each club.you should also try it guys . ........... rockstar ...................... mls--mlsURL="http://mls.fastrealestate.net"]mls[/URL]--mls (Posted 21 hours ago by rock star (rockstar))

Gigapan: Rice University: Christina and Jodi Rocking and a Rolling - Sewall Hall
Snapshot: Flex
Description: Great posed photos
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Last Post: Its good to see family get along so well. Again its a great photo (Posted yesterday by jclick2000)

Gigapan: El Cap from The Pedestal, Middle Cathedral Buttress, Yosemite Valley, xRez Studio
Snapshot: forgotten!
Description: forgotten!

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Last Post: That's a haul bag. It hasn't been forgotten. Once the follower gets to the belayer, they will "haul" the bag to their belay station. (Posted yesterday by ralph brynard (ralph.brynard))

Gigapan: Rice University: Christina and Jodi Rocking and a Rolling - Sewall Hall
Snapshot: Rice Gallery hours
Description: You can read most of it
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Last Post: Once I got the hang of how to focus with the SX110, I am a very happy user. This is hand-held and if it had been a very large GigaPan, the lettering at this distance would not have been blurred, but then if I had been using the camera at full zoom, I would not have caught Jodi and Christina as I did. In this case, the plusses (the girls) outweighed the minuses (the lettering). (Posted yesterday by David Engle (Texas_Photo))

Gigapan: 'Restaurant Mandoo '
Snapshot: Rose White
Description: Holding particularly still, and maybe not quite succeeding - it seems like her face looks a bit different from normal here :-)
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Last Post: I am cubist! (Posted yesterday by Rose White (yarnivore))

Gigapan: 'Fountains and Roses, Brooklyn Botanic Garden (garden3)'
Snapshot: There Has To Be a Wonderful Story Here - Somewhere
Description: Maybe someone has a problem that GrandMum is going to help solve???
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Last Post: or maybe it's mundane - they could be writing their food shopping list (Posted 2 days ago by Paul Heckbert (paulheckbert))

Gigapan: President Barack Obama's Inaugural Address by David Bergman
Snapshot: Zach, Chuck, Katy and Justyn
Description: Here's Zach, Chuck, Katy and Justyn at the inauguration. Zach has a cap and sunglasses, and is looking up.
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Last Post: I love this shot. Absolutely freezing, but worth every minute of it! (Posted 2 days ago by Zachary Winner (zwinner))

Gigapan: Houston, Texas: Astrodome (Eighth Wonder of the World) in Reliant Park (Home of Offshore Technology Conference) and MetroRail Redline Station
Snapshot: Two Trains, One Northbound and One Southbound
Description: Can you find the third train? And tell which direction its going (north or south)?
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Last Post: Gabriel, thanks for this stamp of approval. A number of years ago, in South Texas, Texas ranchers would select the best quality of cattle and with a searing red-hot branding iron, the very best Texas quality cattle would be branded with a "qqq" iron :) (Posted 2 days ago by David Engle (Texas_Photo))

Gigapan: Vista Geral de Belo Horizonte
Snapshot: Torre com restaurante?
Description: Tower with restaurant?
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Last Post: Sim. Altavila. No complexo tem o Pop Rock Café. (Posted 2 days ago by Alexandre Neves (alexandreneves))

Gigapan: Poke-O-Moonshine
Snapshot: Cross
Description: Seems like a funny place for one.
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Last Post: Good eye, mzternal. I had noticed this while I was shooting the GigaPan and wondered about it too. My best guess is that it might memorialize a climbing accident or perhaps a suicide, but that's just speculation. (Posted 3 days ago by Ron Schott (rschott))

Gigapan: Bahai House of Worship Chicago Il
Snapshot: David star and swastika
Description: it's weird to see them interlaced

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Last Post: Cheers! (Posted 3 days ago by Hanna K (Hanna))

Gigapan: Barrington Balcony, Block Island, RI
Snapshot: Cemetery
Description: Looks like an old one
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Last Post: A gigapan shot from inside this cemetery is here: http://gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=26383 (Posted 3 days ago by 3dof)

Gigapan: Bomber
Snapshot: Unimog?
Description: If one of these, then it still works!
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Last Post: No, that's not a UNIMOG. It seems to be a modified Canadian Military Pattern truck made by Chevrolet. They were made during World War II. http://bcoy1cpb.pacdat.net/cmp_canadian_military_pattern.htm http://bcoy1cpb.pacdat.net/CMP_C15_Z5453378_lef_side.jpg (Posted 3 days ago by einosierpe)

Gigapan: Angkor Wat 1
Snapshot: Censored
Description: Censored for your convenience. Must have been rated NC17 or X. ;-)
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Last Post: I looked back at the original frames and found a face blurring by in exactly one frame... (Posted 3 days ago by B Hagemark (oobie))

Gigapan: Look3 Festival of the Photograph, Node 1
Snapshot: Big head
Description: !
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Last Post: It's kinda DADA what happens with moving people in the frame, This is quite randomly perfect (Posted 3 days ago by Brian Strauss (drZox))

Gigapan: Look3 Festival of the Photograph, Node 1
Snapshot: Checking out the GigaPan
Description: Is this you, Brian?
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Last Post: Nope, Thats not me, I was behind the rig handing out cards and making sure it was running properly (Posted 3 days ago by Brian Strauss (drZox))

Gigapan: West Virginia Governor's Mansion
Snapshot: Green arrow
Description: ...
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Last Post: not green lantern (Posted 3 days ago by Gabriel O'Donnell (gabrielo))

Gigapan: Moltkebruecke (Spreebogen), Berlin, Deutschland (360 Grad)
Snapshot: Kein Stitcher-Fehler
Description: sondern ein Schärfesprung
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Last Post: Hmm, als ich sehe da einen Versatz. Allerdings ist mir dieser Minimalfehler bisher gar nicht aufgefallen, da leider noch genuegend andere grosse Fehler vorhanden sind. (Posted 4 days ago by Klaus P. (Klaus_Bln))

Gigapan: Moltkebruecke (Spreebogen), Berlin, Deutschland (360 Grad)
Snapshot: Aufnahme-Fehler?
Description: an Stativ oder Epic gestossen??
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Last Post: Ein Stoss zwischen 2 Aufnahmen kann dies nicht verursachen, da die Bilder ja genügend Überlappungsspielraum haben. Ein Stoss während der Aufnahme wuerde hingegen schlicht ein Verwischen zur Folge haben. Ich denke daher eher, was fuer das menschliche Auge ganz klar zu erkennen ist, ist fuer ein Programm (Stitcher) halt leider noch lange nicht klar, deshalb waere es ja so wichtig auch manuell Einfluss nehmen zu koennen. --- Zu Versatz zwischen den Bilder kommt es waehrend der Aufnahmen immer mal wieder, denn wg Autos, Menschen, ect muss immer mal die Epic-Steuerung unterbrochen werden und bei Druck auf die entsprechende Taste für Stop und Start ruckt die Epic leider immer einwenig. --- Fehler: siehe auch die Fahrstreifen. (Posted 4 days ago by Klaus P. (Klaus_Bln))

Gigapan: Cley Hill from Scratchbury Hill
Snapshot: Yellow Field is a Real Eye-Catcher
Description: Do you know what is being grown here?
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Last Post: Yes, it is rape, grown to make rapeseed oil. Once considered as a poor quality oil/fat suitable for including in animal feed, it is now seen as a valuable commodity as a bio-fuel and as a fashionable, healthy alternative to saturated fats. In some places there are so many of these fields that it looks like England is no longer a green and pleasant land, but a yellow one (and not as pleasant imo). I especially remember a 400km (250mi) bike ride I did in the East where there was nothing else to see (http://tinyurl.com/m2ncjx). (Posted 4 days ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Cley Hill from Scratchbury Hill
Snapshot: Avenue of trees
Description: Possibly this was the original entrance drive from the main road.
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Last Post: Very interesting detail Chris. I didn't notice this feature when we were up on the hill. I am sure you are right, but the "entrance drive" to what? Possibly Sutton Veny House (http://tinyurl.com/leuzed) but from the maps it looks like there could have been another estate at the end of this avenue of trees. I discovered a couple of other things from the maps. First, the avenue is marked as an unmetalled road. Do you remember seeing a lane on this side of the road that was marked as a "byway"? Perhaps this avenue is a continuation of the byway? In which case I think we should take the Jag (http://tinyurl.com/lxu5yl) down there next time we are passing to get a feeling of what it was like in bygone times to approach whatever it is you approach in style and splendour. Second, if you follow the first link above and then change to "OS plus Old OS" you can see that there is a Roman Villa (site of) marked on the old map but not the new one. I wonder if this is one of those antiquities that has something splendid like an intact mosaic that English Heritage doesn't have the resources to excavate, so they protect it by simply not telling anyone about it? I know of at least one such place. According one of Bill Bryson's books, there is a superb mosaic somewhere in the south that is in a wood covered by a sheet of plastic held down with bricks and hidden with branches and fallen leaves. Update: Wow! If you look at this other map http://tinyurl.com/mr7job you can see there is a the site of a medieval village right next to where we parked the car - that's not on the current OS map either. Perhaps the people that lived there were responsible for creating the strip lynchets (http://tinyurl.com/lwkmrk) that I failed to get into this shot. (Posted 4 days ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Bristol Waterside from Redcliffe Parade East
Snapshot: Bristol Seagull vs. Galveston Seagull
Description: I can't tell the difference. If I were to tavel to Galveston and catch the Bolivar Ferry (not sure what the schedule is because of Hurricane Ike), I could stand at the bow and hold a cracker up as high as I could reach and I assure you that within seconds, a seagull would swoop down and without fear, grab that cracker and take-off quickly with all other sorts of seagulls in hot pursuit. Have you tried this with your Bristol seagulls?
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Last Post: I am not keen on seagulls - noisy, vicious-looking things - so I am unlikely to conduct any experiments that feed one. But you have given me an idea. Back when I used the Lego imager (http://tinyurl.com/ra2nvj) I once had an extremely cute Japanese lady come up to me in the street and squeal in delight at the robot. "Ah Lego! Very cool!". Perhaps I could go to the Royal Crescent in Bath, hide in a tree and dangle the robot from some fishing line. Who knows what I might catch? (Posted 4 days ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Hiking to Hochschwab, Styria, Austria - crossing a snowfield
Snapshot: Gämse
Description: Found :)
Just followed the traces.
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Last Post: good job! funnily enough, we discovered the chamois only about 15 minutes later after the panorama was shot, when we hiked by it very closely! (Posted 4 days ago by elm)

Gigapan: Houston, Texas: Too Close To the Edge - GigaPan Taken From a 14-Story Parking Garage in Mid-Houston - 360-Degree
Snapshot: Dwarf Builders
Description: Is it just me or do these guys all seem to have really short legs?
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Last Post: These people are of Hispanic origin and are noted for their bravery and their long arms. Back in the early 70s I worked for an oil-field related company that was doing some in-house construction and one of the workers (like what we see in this GigaPan snapshot) was considered by his fellow workers to be some sort of a god for as his was working one day at a site similar to what we see in this snapshot, a co-worker on a higher floor lost his footing and as he was falling, this hero with incredible reflexes, reached out *quickly* grabbed him by his arm and pulled him to safety. If you look closely in this work area, you will see a safety netting that minimises deaths due to falling and probably is a result from this happening that occurred almost 40 years ago, (Posted 4 days ago by David Engle (Texas_Photo))

Gigapan: Tel Aviv from Shenkin Street apartment balcony
Snapshot: Please
Description: can you traslate this?
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Last Post: Solar water-heater the strongest in the country (Posted 5 days ago by Hanna K (Hanna))

Gigapan: Tel Aviv from Shenkin Street apartment balcony
Snapshot: A man
Description: What have in the right hand???
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Last Post: UZI (Posted 5 days ago by Hanna K (Hanna))

Gigapan: Bristol Waterside from Redcliffe Parade East
Snapshot: A Brickwall Associated With A Famous Event?
Description: Knowing you, there must be something very historical about what we are looking at here.
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Last Post: Well, indirectly. What caught my eye was the fireplaces in the wall. Clearly there was a house here at one point, so I was wondering what had happened to it. Also, just for a bit of fun, you can see my gigapan on its tripod. (Posted 5 days ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Bristol Waterside from Redcliffe Parade East
Snapshot: *Surpising Castle* GigaPan Location
Description: http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=7449 was taken from this approximate area.
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Last Post: It was taken from exactly that location - good eye. (Posted 5 days ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: SS Great Britain and Bristol Floating Harbour
Snapshot: Matthew, Cabot's Second Voyage
Description: rated at about 50 tons, it is astonishing to me that Cabot and 18 crew members made it across the Atlantic and back: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Cabot. The third voyage was the final voyage since he did not return.

The Golden Hind was rated at about 150 tons, which made life slight more bearable for Drake to circumnavigate the globe.
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Last Post: You can see where she was built in this gigapan: http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=26960. (Posted 5 days ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Constance
Snapshot: Bicycles
Description: Do most of the people move by bicycle in Constance?
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Last Post: It's just a matter of size. Teheran has around 8 million residents... Constance 80,000. ;) (Posted 5 days ago by Roger)

Gigapan: Cley Hill from Scratchbury Hill
Snapshot: Giant marshmallows
Description: Obviously, or possibly some variety of mint. Who can be sure?
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Last Post: I prefer mine 'au naturel' like this http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=9802&snapshot_id=82046. (Posted 5 days ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Cley Hill, Looking East
Snapshot: Novel Signature
Description: There are a number of your GigaPans that this could be added to.
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Last Post: I forgot to dot the "i" - so much for the Kilgore 661 Quality Process. That's last time I pay someone $2 an hour to work for me! (Posted 5 days ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Mt Carmel Highway, Zion National Park, Utah
Snapshot: Cave or Tunnel
Description: Anyone know what this is ??
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Last Post: Thanks Sam If you look on Google earth. you can find a pic of the tunnel entrance. (Posted 5 days ago by Andy (kneedown))

Gigapan: White Horse(s) Spotted
Snapshot: 100' horse and 30' bird
Description: is this:
Prehistoric white horse carved into hillside, Oxfordshire, England ?
http://www.inmagine.com/dp057/dp1828549-photo
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Last Post: For a view taken from that ridge see here: http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=26632 (Posted 5 days ago by C Lloyd (cmlbath))

Gigapan: Kings Weston House and the Chemical Factory
Snapshot: It's A ... Thingy
Description: This was clearly an important house in its time - the masonry looks very good. But what on earth is this thing supposed to be?
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Last Post: This object is not a Thingy, it is a Finial, which earlier in architectural history, the British excelled at. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finial Note: I enjoyed the T-Shirt so much, I may be looking for a cigar :) (Posted 6 days ago by David Engle (Texas_Photo))

Gigapan: Camden Coffee House Demo
Snapshot: Detail 3
Description: I thought this was by Eaves, but it doesn't look like his signature?
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Last Post: It is a Patrizio, which is a nickname for Rembrandt :) (Posted 6 days ago by David Engle (Texas_Photo))

Gigapan: Roz's studio #2
Snapshot: Dog's eye
Description: Dottie? Graphite on paper.
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Last Post: That's Scrimshaw! My one an only piece of scrimshaw actually! (Posted 6 days ago by Roz Stendahl (journalrat))

Gigapan: Roz's studio #2
Snapshot: Coyote skull
Description: painting
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Last Post: Tom, That skull is on Yupo—watersoluble wax pastel, watercolor and gouache (Posted 6 days ago by Roz Stendahl (journalrat))

Gigapan: The Snake Cut (Small)
Snapshot: Is this blood??
Description: Is this blood??
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Last Post: it looks like it dripped down from some place further above at some point (Posted 7 days ago by Christopher Davis (csd2012))

Gigapan: Pringle Bay dunes
Snapshot: Some guy
Description: What's he doing ?
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Last Post: This fellow is in a lifeguard station shack..so he's just there to help anyone in trouble. (Posted 1 week ago by Illah Nourbakhsh (illah))

Gigapan: Westbury white horse and cement works
Snapshot: The eye of the horse
Description: The surface is no longer chalk, it looked like concrete or somthing similar up close.
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Last Post: Amazingly you can see this horse from Bath: http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=24815&snapshot_id=75061. Given the symmetric nature of the relationship "can be seen from", one day I hope to take a snapshot of Bath from the White Horse. (Posted 1 week ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Phipps Conservatory & Botanical Gardens
Snapshot: Focus change?
Description: Why is the focus different between the upper and lower? The lens was set to manual focus.
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Last Post: It looks like most of the input images in the top row are blurry. My guess is that the robot or tripod was still moving for these shots. The top image of each column is shot just after the robot does a large tilt from bottom row to top row, so the robot might need more time to stabilize after these motions. You could pause before these photos, or add a delay time between pictures, and see if that fixes it. (Posted 1 week ago by Paul Heckbert (paulheckbert))

Gigapan: Roz's studio #1
Snapshot: Does this stop the rain?
Description: .
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Last Post: In a manner of speaking: http://www.rainx.com/Products/Windshield_Treatment/Original.aspx (Posted 1 week ago by Tom Nelson (tnp651))

Gigapan: Roz's studio #1
Snapshot: How is Uncle Edgar?
Description: .
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Last Post: Pretty well last I heard: http://www.unclehugo.com/prod/ (Posted 1 week ago by Tom Nelson (tnp651))

Gigapan: Torcida do Galo - Atlético 3 x 0 Náutico - Clube Atlético Mineiro´s Fans
Snapshot: Antonio Cesar
Description: galoooo
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Last Post: PIREIII!!!!! GAALOOOOOO!!!!!!!! (Posted 1 week ago by Christian Wagner (elecom))

Gigapan: Wesertal Vlotho von Rehburg 2
Snapshot: Trainbridge
Description: Train bridge over the "Weser"
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Last Post: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bahnstrecke_Löhne–Rheine http://www.weserbahn.info/ (Posted 1 week ago by schippe)

Gigapan: Phipps Conservatory & Botanical Gardens
Snapshot: snake jumping over the Cathedral of Learning!
Description: It's a big 'un! Must be a python!

Actually, it looks like you have "snakes" in every input image, unfortunately. Dust in lens?
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Last Post: Yikes, snakes alive. It reminds me of: MR ~~~~~~~ NoMRNot SMR. CDEDBDiiiiii's Well I'll B, MR ~~~~~~~ Translated: Them are snakes, No them are not. Yes them are. See the itty bitty eyes. Well I'll be, them are snakes. Not dust on the lens, dust on the sensor. So much for the automatic cleaner. I'll have to go in there with a blower. (Posted 1 week ago by paul g wiegman (pwiegman))

Gigapan: Mosaic Kourion
Snapshot: grey goose
Description: one of the birds in the mosaic floor.
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Last Post: certain birds of paradise: a grey goose, a pheasant, partridge, guinea hen and falcon are all also Christian symbols. (Posted 1 week ago by Maria Luisa Crawford (mcrawfor))

Gigapan: Lake Farm from Silo
Snapshot: It's a morton
Description: Whatever that is.
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Last Post: Why, that would be Morton Buildings, of Morton, IL! http://www.mortonbuildings.com/ (Posted 1 week ago by mrtuba9)

Gigapan: Cusco from Sacsayhuaman
Snapshot: what is this?
Description: what is this?
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Last Post: This is the Peruvian national coat of arms: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coat_of_arms_of_Peru It's written on the mountain with lye (if I remember right); these mountain pictures or writings are commonplace there. (Posted 1 week ago by cvocvo)

Gigapan: Prostrate White Oak
Snapshot: A crysalis?
Description: perhaps it is a chrysalis
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Last Post: I returned here today and confirmed that this is a leaf of this false solomon's seal (Smilacina racemosa). It broke off, lost its color, and was still hanging from a strand today. (Posted 1 week ago by Chris Fastie (cfastie))

Gigapan: Temple Meads VII
Snapshot: I Love These Houses
Description: Search on "Totterdown" to see them from far and wide.
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Last Post: The same view, but from a different angle can be seen in this snapshot: http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=26656&snapshot_id=81019, which can be found in a GigaPan taken by krbristol, SS Great Britain and Bristol Floating Harbour. (Posted 1 week ago by David Engle (Texas_Photo))

Gigapan: Mosaic Kourion
Snapshot: bird
Description: what species?
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Last Post: This site http://www.guineafowl.com/fritsfarm/guineas/Eustolios/ says guinea hen (Posted 1 week ago by Paul Heckbert (paulheckbert))

Gigapan: Ulverston from Hoad Hill (version 3)
Snapshot: shoes
Description: shoes
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Last Post: Home of 'The Walker's Hostel' good value B&B (Posted 1 week ago by Michael Ross (mpzross))

Gigapan: Hanauma Bay
Snapshot: sea
Description: seaside
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Last Post: http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/view?q=kertisgr&psc=G&filter=1# my shots from Greece (Posted 1 week ago by triopetra akoumiani (triopetra))

Gigapan: Hanauma Bay
Snapshot: Reading Instructions
Description: .
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Last Post: http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/view?q=kertisgr&psc=G&filter=1# my shots here (Posted 1 week ago by triopetra akoumiani (triopetra))

Gigapan: Hanauma Bay
Snapshot: nuked woman
Description: a woman show her back
its a very nice shot
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Last Post: http://triopetra.tk/ special (Posted 1 week ago by triopetra akoumiani (triopetra))

Gigapan: Triopetra
Snapshot: me?
Description: _
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Last Post: http://triopetra.tk/ super (Posted 1 week ago by triopetra akoumiani (triopetra))

Gigapan: Courtyard Marketplace in Cusco, Peru
Snapshot: Rehab
Description: A little fixing up or a cash cow.
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Last Post: That's actually how most of the homes in the poorer areas are constructed: wooden frames and adobe bricks with plaster or paint (Posted 2 weeks ago by cvocvo)

Gigapan: Machu Picchu - Agua Caliente, Peru
Snapshot: Who's house is this?
Description: .
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Last Post: It's actually a buffet restaurant (Posted 2 weeks ago by cvocvo)

Gigapan: Courtyard Marketplace in Cusco, Peru
Snapshot: Cusquena
Description: Cusquena
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Last Post: It's actually a local beer (Posted 2 weeks ago by cvocvo)

Gigapan: Impalas at the Kruger National Park, South Africa (KPSERIES NO1)
Snapshot: Mirror
Description: .
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Last Post: Must be a blacksmith lapwing. (Posted 2 weeks ago by Chris Fastie (cfastie))

Gigapan: Chao Phraya
Snapshot: Two rivals
Description: You rarely see these two so close together...
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Last Post: I think the map marker is misplaced. The building on the left is the Tien Pier Market (ทลาดผักสด ผอไม้ ท่าเตียน, see the snapshot) which is immediately downstream of the pier itself, and the spires in the centre are Wat Po. It looks as though the panorama was taken from the frontage of Wat Arun. (Posted 2 weeks ago by rnherring)

Gigapan: Houston, Texas: Japanese Garden in Hermann Park - Gentle Peace In the Midst of Chaos 5/5
Snapshot: Japanese Style Lake House
Description: Very stylish
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Last Post: What a shame! Removing stones into water is one of my favourite hobbies. (Posted 2 weeks ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: 360° view of Dürnstein on the Danube, Wachau valley, Lower Austria
Snapshot: Ferry?
Description: A boat...
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Last Post: yes, that's the ferry connecting Dürnstein and Rossatz (on the other side) for pedestrians and cyclists http://www.faehre-wachau.at/ (Posted 2 weeks ago by elm)

Gigapan: Ohiopyle Falls - Ohiopyle, PA
Snapshot: a kayaker?
Description: in center of picture?
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Last Post: Could be. Ohiopyle was like a hive with the bees returning on Saturday. Instead of honey it was high water on the river and the tributaries. Instead of bees it was kayakers. When the Yough is above 10' on the gauge they close the river to guided rafts. However, it remains open to kayakers. It is said that the Yough above 10' is like being on the Colorado. Most of them put in just below the falls and kayak to just past Railroad Rapids, take out, and walk back across the neck of Ferncliff Peninsula, across the 381 bridge, and back down to the put-in below the falls. This may be someone who took the "scenic" route and followed the edge of the river instead of the sidewalk along the highway. (Posted 2 weeks ago by paul g wiegman (pwiegman))

Gigapan: Boston Skyline
Snapshot: Clocktower
Description: Way up there
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Last Post: Looks like this was taken at 1:45! (Posted 2 weeks ago by Sasha Harris-Cronin (sashahc))

Gigapan: Houston, Texas: Luck in Hermann Park - Park Train - Sam Houston Statue - Metro Train & Jet Aircraft Entering Flight Path to Hobby Airport
Snapshot: School busses
Description: Tour groups
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Last Post: I returned to take the following series of panoramas of the Japanese Garden in Hermann Park, entitled, Gentle Peace in the Midst of Chaos: http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=26137, http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=26136, http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=26128, http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=26117 and http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=26112. There are many more vistas within this Japanese Garden than what I present in this small series. (Posted 2 weeks ago by David Engle (Texas_Photo))

Gigapan: Kargar Street from Enqelab Square
Snapshot: Bicycle?
Description:
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Last Post: :D Thanks, I was laughing for a minute. (Posted 2 weeks ago by Payam Rahmani (payam195r))

Gigapan: Voute de la Gare Du Palais, Québec
Snapshot: D'un océan à l'autre
Description: Se voit à l'endroit seulement du ciel.

Seen upright only from the sky.
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Last Post: Vous remarquerez que la carte de l'Amérique du Nord est à l'envers et que seuls les oiseaux et les anges peuvent l'admirer du bon côté ! (Posted 2 weeks ago by nicole royer (nicole royer))

Gigapan: Oradea from the west
Snapshot: What's this?
Description: Not finished contstruction or kind of training structure?
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Last Post: Yup, it's an old diving tower (Posted 2 weeks ago by Medula Oblongata (MedulaOblongata))

Gigapan: Half Dome from Mirror Lake, Yosemite
Snapshot: A Recent Rockfall
Description: ... as can be seen by the relatively unweathered surface.
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Last Post: There were a series of rockfalls around Half Dome back in early 2009 which closed the Mirror Lake loop trail. (Posted 2 weeks ago by Andrew Mitchell (armitch))

Gigapan: Colgate Chapel Cupola
Snapshot: How many academics does it take...
Description: Ingenious. The entire light ring can be lowered via these pulleys to change the bulbs.
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Last Post: Okay, now THAT is a spectacular find! I had absolutely no idea and would never have thought to look for this. Amazing what you can find when you look closely! (Posted 2 weeks ago by Ron Schott (rschott))

Gigapan: High Point 270
Snapshot: Turbulence?
Description: I guess the undulations are due to thermal turbulence. It must have been a warm day.
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Last Post: It was a warm day. In fact I got a nice tan waiting for this panorama to shoot. I'm not certain, but this may also be an effect of viewing the image at full zoom. That 20x zoom is probably pushing the optics for all they're worth. (Posted 2 weeks ago by Ron Schott (rschott))

Gigapan: Selkirk Common Riding Casting of the Colours June 12th 2009
Snapshot: Bill taking a video
Description: http://billward.eu/selkirk2009/selkirk2009.htm
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Last Post: Hi there. Nikon D3 and Nikon 10.5mm fisheye. Stitched using PTgui (Posted 2 weeks ago by Bill Ward (Bill))

Gigapan: 661 on the South Bank (3/4)
Snapshot: Gotham City
Description: Wgat is this amazing building? It is by far my favourite, but the architect forgot to put 40' gargoyles on the corners of the building. Tchoh! Architects! What are they like?
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Last Post: Yes, I was very pleased with this and the other shots I took from the South Bank. There is one more to come - perhaps. I really big one taken from close to Tower Bridge. I have stitched it but I can't upload it for some reason. I've sent the files to NASA - let's hope they can do something with them. (Posted 2 weeks ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Houston, Texas: Job Seeker's Panorama - From Downtown Houston Sweeping South Towards Rice University & the Texas Medical Center to Reliant Park & the Astrodome, the Eighth Wonder of the Universe
Snapshot: Bank of America Center
Description: My favorite building in the downtown area.
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Last Post: Your view of Gotham City is *really* spectacular for more reasons than simply being close to the subject. Houston and London do share a common ground though and that is that some of the most amazinfg architecture is hidden from panoramas because of the modern skyscrapers. Bath on the other hand is so rich in amazing panoramas due to its building code and perhaps the protective oversight of Prince Charles. (Posted 2 weeks ago by David Engle (Texas_Photo))

Gigapan: Dedication of Q-span over Conemaugh River, Indiana County, Pennsylvania 6-18-09
Snapshot: West Penn Trail
Description: Conemaugh River Lake Section, near Blairsville, Indiana County.

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Last Post: "Q-Span bridge completes final piece in West Penn Trail," Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Saturday, June 20, 2009 by Larry Walsh http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/09171/978770-140.stm (Posted 2 weeks ago by Dan Holland (youngpreservationist))

Gigapan: 20090513yokohama
Snapshot: Softdrink can on ground
Description: is that cold coffee?
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Last Post: OK. it is a coffee can. It can be drunk even if it hot or it makes it coldly. http://www.jt-roots.com/main.html?2 (Posted 2 weeks ago by akihiro takahashi (takahashi akihiro))

Gigapan: Macon Bourgogne du Sud France
Snapshot: Store sign
Description: No description
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Last Post: Bonjour et merci de ce ce compliment ! je vais aller voir vos images Cordialement (Posted 2 weeks ago by Michel HORIOT (Michel HORIOT))

Gigapan: Little Cottonwood Canyon
Snapshot: Geologic Contact?
Description: The weathering pattern strongly suggests that there's a geologic contact cutting diagonally through the center of this snapshot. Not having seen the place on the ground, I'd speculate that the smooth weathering surface on the left side is the intrusive granitic stock and that the rougher, slightly darker surface to the right is the contact metamorphsed metasedimentary rocks that host the pluton.

Much more exciting than climbers and mountain goats if you ask me! ;-)
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Last Post: What can I say? Rocks speak to me. (Posted 2 weeks ago by Ron Schott (rschott))

Gigapan: Boulder, CO - Frontrange from Cherryvale Road
Snapshot: NCAR
Description:

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Last Post: What's NCAR? (Posted 2 weeks ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Navy Pier
Snapshot: Chicagto Police marine unit
Description: Former Coast Guard station, one of the oldest buildings on the Lakefront.
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Last Post: Thanks for the info, I did not know that. (Posted 2 weeks ago by Christopher Davis (csd2012))

Gigapan: Houston, Texas: Miller Outdoor Theater - Andrea, A Houston School Teacher, Exercising
Snapshot: Andrea
Description: Nice lady, nice personality and I'm sure an excellent teacher.
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Last Post: The most powerful woman in Houston, a school teacher. If she succeeds, the kids succeed and then the world succeeds. (Posted 2 weeks ago by David Engle (Texas_Photo))

Gigapan: Hot Sulphur Springs, CO
Snapshot: caboose
Description: This caboose is in the yard of the Grand County Museum.
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Last Post: Cool! It almost looked like a toy set at first (Posted 2 weeks ago by Christopher Davis (csd2012))

Gigapan: Sunday Afternoon on the Chicago Harbor
Snapshot: Pier or Mosque?
Description: .
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Last Post: That's Navy Pier. I took a separate panorama of just navy pier that I will be uploading shortly. It used to be part of the U.S. Navy facility, then for a while the University of Illinois (of which I'm affiliated) was located here. Now it's one of the big tourist attractions along the lake. (Posted 2 weeks ago by Christopher Davis (csd2012))

Gigapan: Labouchere Bay, Prince of Wales Island, Alaska
Snapshot: Tree name?
Description: Can anyone identify the common an species name of these trees?
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Last Post: Chris, Thanks very much for the tree ID info. One of the main interests I have in the Gigapan concept is to find and/or produce good gigapan photos that encourage people to examine an environment and discover and share plant and other species and environmental information that can be found. On our recent Alaska/Canada trip I had to share the D90 (with GPS attachment) and 300mm lens with Katy who has the idea that this is her camera system. Consequently I shot the Gigapans with the Nikon P90. In the future I will make every effort to use the D90, or possibly a D5000. (Posted 2 weeks ago by Gary Grimm (gogrimm))

Gigapan: West Virginia Governor's Mansion
Snapshot: Governor's Mansion
Description: Current home of WV Governor Joe Manchin III. It's the Manchin Mansion!
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Last Post: Really nice house (Posted 2 weeks ago by Gabriel O'Donnell (gabrielo))

Gigapan: Dedication of Q-span over Conemaugh River, Indiana County, Pennsylvania 6-18-09
Snapshot: Watch out for that chain saw!
Description: His legs move faster than he does!
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Last Post: That's John Turack, Educational Outreach Coordinator with the Smart Growth Partnership of Westmoreland County, http://www.smartgrowthpa.org/index.asp (Posted 2 weeks ago by Dan Holland (youngpreservationist))

Gigapan: Trees and Firewood (360°)
Snapshot: Dead grass? Dead bird
Description: Can't quite tell what it is.
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Last Post: agreed, there is some rapped around the wood pile, has the same texture, but that piece on the end sure does look like a feather. (Posted 2 weeks ago by Zeke Shadfurman (shadfurman))

Gigapan: Kilauea crater rock wall
Snapshot: Color!
Description: Red bloom
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Last Post: `Ohi`a Lehua (Metrosideros polymorpha) blossom - actually a cluster of flowers. (Posted 2 weeks ago by Richard Palmer (Apapane))

Gigapan: Vernazza, Italy #3
Snapshot: WTF?
Description: What is that?
Zeke Shadfurman
http://shadfurman.mymangosteen.com
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Last Post: My best guess: half a bird (Posted 2 weeks ago by Tom Nelson (tnp651))

Gigapan: Toronto Downtown from Bathurst Bridge
Snapshot: 1
Description: 2
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Last Post: 11 (Posted 2 weeks ago by aknv tafbzh (aknv))

Gigapan: THE SECRET GARDEN
Snapshot: SIT STILL !
Description: The other two did just fine, but not me.
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Last Post: I look like I'm wearing a fern, and we'll just call you our two-headed friend. (Posted 2 weeks ago by Jane Richards (auntjane2))

Gigapan: MCG darkroom
Snapshot: Wet side
Description: Hmm, a metal sink and electrical outlets with no GFCIs just above it. Code violation?
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Last Post: I've gotta believe the GFCI is on the outlet the temperature controller is plugged into, protecting the outlets down the line. Never mind. (Posted 2 weeks ago by Tom Nelson (tnp651))

Gigapan: Focus on Clifton III
Snapshot: Crazy colours
Description: Houses painted different colours.
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Last Post: These houses in Totterdown are more iconic of Bristol than the Clifton Suspension Bridge to me. You can see them from all over Bristol eg http://tinyurl.com/mh7jlk. Thanks and well done for spotting them. I will add them to the collection: http://tinyurl.com/kwo2za. (Posted 2 weeks ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Kings Weston House and the Chemical Factory
Snapshot: Avonmouth Bridge
Description: Google Earth refers to this bridge over the Avon as the Avonmouth Bridge. Is there a better name for it? Wikipedia, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avonmouth_Bridge, says that it crosses the Avon, but you mention in your GigaPan description that it is one of the "Severn bridges." What is the differece between Avon and Severn?
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Last Post: You have the right article but the wrong bridge. What you see here is a motorway bridge over the Severn. It is the second, Southernmost and newest of two such crossings. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Severn_crossing. The Avonmouth Bridge is yet another motorway bridge which crosses the Avon at er, Avonmouth. This link should show you all three bridges: http://tinyurl.com/nyhpqe. (Posted 2 weeks ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: MCG darkroom
Snapshot: Besseler 23C
Description: Darkrooms are lonely places these days, eh?
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Last Post: You won't believe, but this darkroom gets really busy in the afternoon!!! (Posted 2 weeks ago by clara phillips)

Gigapan: Ant
Snapshot: crevice
Description: even closer ... hyper-zoom!
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Last Post: (4)... (Posted 2 weeks ago by Gabriel O'Donnell (gabrielo))

Gigapan: Guelph backyard
Snapshot: SPIDER
Description: A spider in in its web
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Last Post: That's fantastic! I hadn't noticed it! (Posted 2 weeks ago by Alex Smith (biodiversity22))

Gigapan: Parc du Cavalier du Moulin, Québec
Snapshot: Canon anglais
Description: Ce type de canon à courte portée était parfois rempli d'objets métalliques divers (ustensiles, ferraille) projetant une mitraille meurtrière.

Short throw cannon, sometimes filled with metallic objets (kitchenware, metal parts) projecting a deadly strafe.
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Last Post: La flêche pointée vers le haut indique la provenance britannique du canon et l'inscription 12 Pd de chaque côté signifie qu'il tirait des boulets de 12 livres. (Posted 2 weeks ago by nicole royer (nicole royer))

Gigapan: Houston, Texas: Japanese Garden in Hermann Park - Gentle Peace In the Midst of Chaos 4/5 - 360
Snapshot: Overwhelming Beauty
Description: I want to return without a camera [can that really be possible?] and walk around to see new vistas and not be rushed as I do so.
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Last Post: There is an old addage that you don't see anything through a camera and I am increasingly finding that this is true. I use so much concentration operating the camera and gigapan that I have no spare capacity to enjoy what I am looking at. (Posted 2 weeks ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Les Gets, Chaine du Mont-Blanc depuis Mont-Caly le 13 juin 2009
Snapshot: For serious climbers only : )
Description: For serious climbers only : )
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Last Post: Yes ! Les Grandes Jorasses with the higher, Pointe Walker 4208 m (Posted 2 weeks ago by BAUD Jean-Michel (jmbaud))

Gigapan: Azadi Square
Snapshot: Personal Path
Description: The Bahá'í Faith offers an open door to those that arrive from any direction. There are more paths than we could imagine. We must each choose our own way.

We wish for you what we wish for our loved ones - the freedom to choose. Best wishes from California.
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Last Post: We love our personal freedoms here. Many people are drawn to our area because they don't 'fit in' in their home town. This is not middle America. We are not really crazy, but we sometimes act that way (having fun to keep us sane?). There has been a foot race from the Bay to the Breakers (ocean) every year for the last 150 years. Since not everyone is fast, this has turned into a large moving party where more than 100,000 people attend. There are vastly different lifstyles and beliefs among those attending, but they agree that this is fun and all get along. Since I love photography (stereo 3D) this is an interesting opportunity for me. Our sons also went, but not with me! I have posted a few images on my website: http://holographics3d.com/hg/galleries/main/baytobreakers/baytobreakers1.html (Posted 2 weeks ago by John Toepppen (jtoeppen))

Gigapan: View on the McKinly peak and adjoining mountains.
Snapshot: Mt McKinly
Description: Iconic view
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Last Post: Is the other big mountain to the left Mt. Foraker? I tried to create a "snapshot" but this function seems to be disabled for this gigapan. Any idea why? (Posted 2 weeks ago by Gary Grimm (gogrimm))

Gigapan: White Castle
Snapshot: my
Description: save
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Last Post: A pound for the name of the book! (Posted 2 weeks ago by David Engle (Texas_Photo))

Gigapan: Les Gets, Chaine du Mont-Blanc depuis Mont-Caly le 13 juin 2009
Snapshot: Ski Hut?
Description: Below this area seems to be evidence of ski lift towers. Is this a hut or lodge at the top?
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Last Post: It's the top of Flaine DMC lift 'Les Grandes Platières' 2480 m, you can see a webcam from this place here: http://www.grand-massif.com/ete/webcams.php (Posted 2 weeks ago by BAUD Jean-Michel (jmbaud))

Gigapan: Twin Falls - Pickens County, SC
Snapshot: SNAKE!!!!
Description:
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Last Post: cOOl (Posted 2 weeks ago by Payam Rahmani (payam195r))

Gigapan: Where's My Chainsaw?
Snapshot: Second Severn Crossing
Description: Can be compared to, eg, http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=25888&snapshot_id=78466 or http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=9802&snapshot_id=27825.
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Last Post: This type of cable arrangement is known as 'harp' in the bridge-building trade. The other version of this sort of bridge uses the 'fan' arrangement. (Posted 2 weeks ago by C Lloyd (cmlbath))

Gigapan: Speed River Guelph
Snapshot: Acer negundo
Description: I have never heard it called Manitoba maple, hey. Here are some samaras.
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Last Post: Interesting - I had no idea I was using a Canadian variation! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acer_negundo a (Posted 2 weeks ago by Alex Smith (biodiversity22))

Gigapan: DOWNTOWN CHICAGO
Snapshot: Cabin Cruiser for the World... City of the Big Sloops:
Description: But where are the saguaros?
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Last Post: Nice capture! Love the airliner in the background. (Posted 3 weeks ago by Tom Nelson (tnp651))

Gigapan: View looking towards Avonmouth
Snapshot: Second Seven Bridge
Description: The newer one built a little downstream from the original.
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Last Post: You can see the cables more clearly here: http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=26012&snapshot_id=78897. (Posted 3 weeks ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Selkirk Common Riding, 2 minutes silence 12th June 2009
Snapshot: The Union Flag
Description: Cast by the Ex-Soldiers standard bearer.
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Last Post: The Standard Bearer is Andy Moyes (Posted 3 weeks ago by Keith Rodgerson (krbristol))

Gigapan: President Barack Obama's Inaugural Address by David Bergman
Snapshot: Tobey Maguire
Description: Even spidey gets cold sometimes
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Last Post: 14,000 views and no comments....what does that tell ya??.......GB (Posted 3 weeks ago by Millie Tadewaldt (milliemay))

Gigapan: Art Building, Macalester College, St. Paul, Minnesota
Snapshot: Brazilian flag
Description: Oi Emmerson Maurilio!
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Last Post: Great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (Posted 3 weeks ago by Emmmerson Maurilio (Emmerson Maurilio))

Gigapan: Toro
Snapshot: Loose brick
Description: Time for a repair
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Last Post: Es verdad tentarás que avisar a los del IRIDA y al ayuntamiento se les cae el puente, que peligro :) (Posted 3 weeks ago by Lorenzo Vallés Vila (lorenzovv))

Gigapan: Furnessville BlowoutJune 10th
Snapshot: What kind of animal ..
Description: .........is it?
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Last Post: I think it is a root tuber with insect holes. i'll take another look tomorrow and update a new gigapan (Posted 3 weeks ago by Justin Borevitz (borevitz))

Gigapan: Lake of Zurich, Switzerland
Snapshot: #3
Description: another clock?
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Last Post: nice view, how many shots? rows/cols manual or with a pano head ? (Posted 3 weeks ago by Davor Hrg (hrgdavor))

Gigapan: Glorious
Snapshot: Cows
Description: Lots of amazing detail in this image! And it is in focus :)
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Last Post: Wow, you are right. I wonder what I did right? Perhaps I accidentally erected the tripod on a favourable confluence of ley lines? (Posted 3 weeks ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: 3D Panorama Right Image
Snapshot: Small home
Description: car and trailer
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Last Post: Sometimes life is just about horses and a place to ride. (Posted 3 weeks ago by John Toepppen (jtoeppen))

Gigapan: Focus on Clifton II
Snapshot: jet approaching Bristol airport
Description: .
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Last Post: Nice one Keith! I was hoping to get a plane in the gigapan because that would connect it with my Dundry panos - but didn't think I had managed it. I am getting lucky: http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=25106&snapshot_id=76550. (Posted 3 weeks ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Focus on Clifton II
Snapshot: Dundry Church Tower
Description: .
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Last Post: Good eye! That reminds me - I was going to add a link to my gigapans taken from Dundry (yours too for a fiver :-) (Posted 3 weeks ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Art Building, Macalester College, St. Paul, Minnesota
Snapshot: Emergency warning siren
Description: waving branches may have fooled the stitcher. It was pretty windy.
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Last Post: looks a whole lot better than waving flags on plastic flagpoles: http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?auth=f46e178e1e84acabd8283d50d8c59129 (Posted 3 weeks ago by David Engle (Texas_Photo))

Gigapan: Art Building, Macalester College, St. Paul, Minnesota
Snapshot: Sprinkler
Description: .
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Last Post: For a sprinkler, this has very good artistic composition :) (Posted 3 weeks ago by David Engle (Texas_Photo))

Gigapan: A Surprising Castle
Snapshot: Cabot's angel
Description: .
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Last Post: Is there a reason for an angel in particular that you know of? (Posted 3 weeks ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: A Surprising Castle
Snapshot: Surprising Castle
Description: I have been going to the centre of Bristol for 20 years and I never know it had a castle-thingy like this until I took this pano.

I have since been told it is the Physics Department of the University of Bristol.
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Last Post: Thanks for that Keith. Perhaps I should change the title of this pano to "A Surprising Fort" :-) (Posted 3 weeks ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Charmont Som
Snapshot: Parking lot
Description: Visitors center
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Last Post: Actually this is a small cross, and a few parking spaces. On the day I took the photo there were a few guys hanging around under a small tent with two very large antennas and a heap load of equipment. Might have been radio-hams, or could have been coordinating some sort of event in the Chartreuse. (Posted 3 weeks ago by Andy Bryant (andybryant))

Gigapan: Golden Gate, San Francisco, California, USA
Snapshot: Fort Point
Description: The lighthouse is obscured by the bridge.
Official website: http://www.nps.gov/fopo/

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Last Post: A great place to visit. Possibly some good gigapan opportunities from the roof. (Posted 3 weeks ago by Mike Gemperle (gemperle))

Gigapan: Rohrdammbruecke (Spree), Berlin, Deutschland
Snapshot: Boating the river
Description: Hey - pull in the fenders!
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Last Post: motor-boat comes from the lock. Sailing-boats pull in the fenders, motor-boats do not. ;-) (Posted 3 weeks ago by Klaus P. (Klaus_Bln))

Gigapan: View to the South from top of Sheraton Rio Hotel, Rio de Janeiro
Snapshot: Paper Plane
Description: Is this a paper plane?
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Last Post: I think so. I thing It is caught on a tree limb (Posted 3 weeks ago by jclick2000)

Gigapan: Morning, Lake Harriet, Minneapolis
Snapshot: Stop
Description: Are you happy with the resolution due to the Raynox adapter?
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Last Post: Pretty much so. There's some chromatic aberration, which I have to remove in Adobe Camera Raw. I need to shoot some more with it to know how it performs. (Posted 3 weeks ago by Tom Nelson (tnp651))

Gigapan: Tredegar, taken looking West from just Noth of number 9
Snapshot: Clock tower
Description: Wonder how old it is
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Last Post: 151 years old :o) (Posted 3 weeks ago by www.Tredegar.co.uk)

Gigapan: Houston, Texas: Luck in Hermann Park - Park Train - Sam Houston Statue - Metro Train & Jet Aircraft Entering Flight Path to Hobby Airport
Snapshot: Private Jet?
Description: I know what you mean about wanting to capture something special while taking a gigapan with the robot. I have suggested to GigaPan Systems that a future version could have a "panic" button whereby the imager stops and lets you move the robot freely to take a snap and then resumes where it left off.

I also got lucky: http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=25106&snapshot_id=76550.
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Last Post: Excellent find, I will adjust the GigaPan title to reflect your good eye. I am not sure if this was a private jet flying over. As I was walking around from my car to Sam Houston Statue, I noticed several large jets flying over as what I assume was their entering the flight patf to Hobby Airport. Note: The first time I flew to England, at a relatively low altitude, the plane entered Gatwick's flight path directly over Bath. As I looked out the window at all the marvels, little did I know at the time, the impact that the City of Bath would make on me over the years. (Posted 3 weeks ago by David Engle (Texas_Photo))

Gigapan: Nido de Cigüeña negra en Parque Nacional de Monfrague (Extremadura - Spain)
Snapshot: Otro habitante volador
Description: Un pájaro volando
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Last Post: Extraordinario, yo no lo había visto. Por colores parece un avión roquero.... (Posted 3 weeks ago by JESUS CALLEJA (jcalleja))

Gigapan: Excavation or impact?
Snapshot: Gotcha !
Description: Can you find my little friend ?
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Last Post: Hi Jean, Great discovery! cheers, Guy (Posted 3 weeks ago by orbilia23)

Gigapan: Panimavida
Snapshot: Viva Chile!!!
Description: La Bandera Chilena, flameando en fiestas Patrias.
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Last Post: está genial... como cresta se hacen? (Posted 3 weeks ago by arturo muñoz (artumunoz))

Gigapan: Hanauma Bay, Koko Crater, and the Ka`iwi Coast of East O'ahu from Koko Head
Snapshot: man with banan
Description: man with banan
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Last Post: A bright yellow snorkel that sure looks like a banana! (Posted 3 weeks ago by Richard Palmer (Apapane))

Gigapan: Houston, Texas: Luck in Hermann Park - Park Train - Sam Houston Statue - Metro Train & Jet Aircraft Entering Flight Path to Hobby Airport
Snapshot: Sam Houston Pointing Towards the Texas Medical Center
Description: A statue of the man himself, a Texas Legend.
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Last Post: Moviequotes.com says it's from the 1943 film "Thundering Trails:" http://www.moviequotes.com/fullquote.cgi?qnum=157655 (Posted 3 weeks ago by Tom Nelson (tnp651))

Gigapan: Cosmic Tree Of Life 2.0, (Digital Painting)
Snapshot: My Headband
Description: I wondered where it flew off to !
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Last Post: ...the ultimate head trip: a poetic vision of the universe by ceramist, musician-cosmologist Phil Mayhew using the metaphor of a mobius strip showing an ever moving galactic wave of present to future; in his words, "there is no Big Bang, no End and no Beginning--only an eternal, double-cycled evolution"...(The Other Side Of God, Phil Mayhew, 1995 Beersheba Foundation, TN 37305) (CTOL, Valley of mysteries quadrant) (Posted 3 weeks ago by Roger Ferragallo (cosmicspace))

Gigapan: Fine Outreach for Science GigaPan workshop, May 2009
Snapshot: Gnomes? Elves?
Description: Little play-things
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Last Post: These are not play-things, these are symbols of success :) (Posted 3 weeks ago by David Engle (Texas_Photo))

Gigapan: Fine Outreach for Science GigaPan workshop, May 2009
Snapshot: Josh Schapiro
Description: its me sporting that lab t-shirt
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Last Post: clearly, a robot is not just a box with grabbers! (Posted 3 weeks ago by mj knelly (mknelly))

Gigapan: jsc2007e045380
Snapshot: What's this repetitive smear?
Description: Thanks.
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Last Post: Looks like scratches on the film (Posted 3 weeks ago by Tom Nelson (tnp651))

Gigapan: More Waves off the Outer Banks
Snapshot: Drain pipe?
Description: Hopefully it's just water!
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Last Post: If I remember the sign correctly, these pipes are supposed to be overflow outlets for the storm drains during intense rainfall - so whatever is in the pipe is what ended up in the storm drain. Probably not just water, though - and the signs clearly indicate that swimming near these things is bad. But it's a popular spot to fish. (Posted 3 weeks ago by Jen Piatek (East_of_Hellas))

Gigapan: Alpstein
Snapshot: mountain
Description: er2r

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Last Post: was heisst er2r? (Posted 3 weeks ago by Heinz Beutler (isbaer))

Gigapan: National D-Day Memorial, Bedford, Virginia, 65th anniversary of D-Day
Snapshot: THAT's a lens!
Description: About $6,000 in glass
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Last Post: Eric, Thanks for your comment. As you and I both know, the SX110 cannot capture something like this: http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=18658&snapshot_id=55876 [Nikkor 70-200 f/2.8], but it can capture views like this: http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=25162&snapshot_id=76242 and especially this one taken by Zoltan, which is one major reason, actually the primary reason, why I bought the SX110: http://gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=18483&snapshot_id=55419. (Posted 3 weeks ago by David Engle (Texas_Photo))

Gigapan: 661 on the South Bank (3/4)
Snapshot: Tower bridge
Description: Interesting fact #205 all the stonework is mere cladding, it is actually (what was) state of the art iron frame bridge. In an underground room nearby were two steam engine to raise it and underneath is a underground room with a huge counterweight.
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Last Post: For an image of the bridge under construction from 1892 go to http://tinyurl.com/ncerg6 and scroll down - you can see the ironwork quite clearly. I now know that this type of bridge is an "openable bascule" but I wish I didn't - I wonder what valuable piece of information has been pushed aside to make space for that fact? (Posted 3 weeks ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Salisbury, Vermont: Lake Dunmore Road and Route 7 (1 of 3, 500 mm lens w/o filter)
Snapshot: Eagles or Hawks?
Description: Way up there
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Last Post: My bad -- the vultures are in adjacent frames, so it is probably the same bird. Photos were taken in rows left to right. You can see the diagnostic red, featherless head on the one to the right. (Posted 3 weeks ago by Salisbury Vermont (Addison County))

Gigapan: Rice University: M.D. Anderson Biological Laboratories - Amy & the Fossils
Snapshot: Squid?
Description: Certainly looks like a prehistoric squishy sea thing.
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Last Post: Cuttlefish! Yeah, I knew 'squid' wasn't right. But the squishy-fish-thing-recognition system in my brain is saying 'no, that rounded triangular head is strongly indicative of something that isn't a cuttlefish'. I will have to go and watch Attenborough again. But hey, what do I know? A lot less than you, certainly. What we need is a proper marine biologist. Hang on, I think I've got one somewhere ... (Posted 3 weeks ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Rice University: M.D. Anderson Biological Laboratories - Amy & the Fossils
Snapshot: Contest - What is This?
Description: .
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Last Post: God knows. It seems unlikely that these objects are just random bits of biology. My guess is that each has been part of a famous experiment that discovered something new, about cells, or development or something. How about that? (Posted 3 weeks ago by C Lloyd (cmlbath))

Gigapan: Rice University: M.D. Anderson Biological Laboratories - Amy & the Fossils
Snapshot: Weird Thing
Description: Presumably a prehistoric sea creature of some sort.
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Last Post: Cold be an earthworm, there are ridged sections that remind me of one.. (Posted 3 weeks ago by C Lloyd (cmlbath))

Gigapan: Zion National Park near Angels landing
Snapshot: Dragonfly
Description: must be fairly close to the camera
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Last Post: Now that I look again, it's probably a hundred feet or so away. That's impressive resolution! (Posted 3 weeks ago by Tom Nelson (tnp651))

Gigapan: Rice University: M.D. Anderson Biological Laboratories - Amy & the Fossils
Snapshot: Virus or bateria?
Description: Seen this one on there before, only the other way up.

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Last Post: GigaPan has a number of geologists, but no one has stepped up saying that they are a biologist... we need one now to help us with identifying these things. (Posted 4 weeks ago by David Engle (Texas_Photo))

Gigapan: Rice University: M.D. Anderson Biological Laboratories - Amy & the Fossils
Snapshot: A peanut obviously
Description: Or a cell thing
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Last Post: its sort of easy to edit... what you need to do is to go to *your* home page... it will load GigaPans, click on Snapshots and when that loads, then you will see edit for each snapshot, and you can change it there. Use to be the edit function was easier to find for the initial snapshot comment. (Posted 4 weeks ago by David Engle (Texas_Photo))

Gigapan: Rice University: M.D. Anderson Biological Laboratories - Amy & the Fossils
Snapshot: DNA cell?
Description: Sort of.
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Last Post: Or a pair of broken specticles (Posted 4 weeks ago by C Lloyd (cmlbath))

Gigapan: Homestead Library 6-8-09
Snapshot: Hall
Description: Hall of what?
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Last Post: Carnegie Music Hall, http://www.librarymusichall.com/ (Posted 4 weeks ago by Dan Holland (youngpreservationist))

Gigapan: burgh views
Snapshot: Arch
Description: What is this structure?
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Last Post: I have no idea!!! I will try to find it this weekend. (Posted 4 weeks ago by Lindsay Levine (llevine))

Gigapan: EG Clock
Snapshot: clock
Description: clock
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Last Post: At first I thought that someone was steeling the letters! I heard that Equitable Gas no longer own the building but I am not sure. (Posted 4 weeks ago by Lindsay Levine (llevine))

Gigapan: Twelve Apostles 1of3
Snapshot: A hundred
Description: what?
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Last Post: Kilometers per hour speed limit (Posted 4 weeks ago by Richard Calhoun (RichCalhoun))

Gigapan: Trakai, Lithuania
Snapshot: No idea
Description: Directions? Decoration?
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Last Post: looks lake it is 1960 - year of this tower reconstruction. Before reconstruction it was like: http://www.reznik.lt/trakai.jpg (Posted 4 weeks ago by Aleksandr Reznik (aramarfoz))

Gigapan: Glorious
Snapshot: Camera Obscura
Description: The original panorama viewer!!
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Last Post: It certainly is! For more info see http://tinyurl.com/lbc4yh. I hope to take a gigapan from the park at its base quite soon - unless you beat me to it ... (Posted 4 weeks ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: 661 on the South Bank (3/4)
Snapshot: Plane...
Description: 747 over London...
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Last Post: Well spotted and THANK YOU. There were many planes passing overhead while I was taking this shot, but none of them were in the right place at the right time (and it is very difficult to interrupt the gigapan robot, move the camera, and resume where you left off). So I am very pleased to see that I did get a plane after all. I expect it has just taken off from Heathrow which iirc is in the direction the plane has come from. (Posted 4 weeks ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Temple Meads VI
Snapshot: Kilgore Crossed the Line!
Description: .
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Last Post: Shh! If the station manager finds out he won't let me shoot there again. (Posted 4 weeks ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Panoramic Point Hwy 24 Near Park Headquarters Capitol Reef National Park
Snapshot: Alien Face
Description: Finding faces in the rocks was a pastime of American Natives. THey would often add paint to enhance the images that they saw. THis is what people id before TV and now, with GigaPan we have come full circle.
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Last Post: With Gigapan lately I do spend more time away from the TV (Posted 4 weeks ago by DAVID HURD (dthurd))

Gigapan: Zion National Park
Snapshot: Cadi at Zion
Description: Not exactly a 4WD Jeep!
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Last Post: My other car is a 4-wheel drive but this is my wife's lease with lots of extra mile and 30 miles to a gallon as opposed to 15 ..... . (Posted 4 weeks ago by DAVID HURD (dthurd))

Gigapan: Morgan Territory
Snapshot: Dragons Head
Description: At least if you try it looks like a face of a dragon
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Last Post: Someone saw a face in this Pano of mine. http://share.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=25220 (Posted 4 weeks ago by DAVID HURD (dthurd))

Gigapan: Family Reunion
Snapshot: Floating head and dismembered feet
Description: Ghostly....
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Last Post: Ya, that is my nephew's 1/2 brother!!!! (Posted 4 weeks ago by Loren Swanson (nebugeater))

Gigapan: Temple Meads VI
Snapshot: Sharing a Joke
Description: Got to keep your spirits up on a cold wet day like this.
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Last Post: Who is he sharing a joke with? The two dudes to the far right with Kilgore? http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=23547&snapshot_id=76593 (Posted 4 weeks ago by David Engle (Texas_Photo))

Gigapan: Grand Site
Snapshot: church spire
Description: .
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Last Post: 17 h 04 ' 34" of exif photo ! thank you ! (Posted 4 weeks ago by Michel HORIOT (Michel HORIOT))

Gigapan: Grand Site
Snapshot: church and other thing
Description: .
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Last Post: yes is a big water tank thank you (Posted 4 weeks ago by Michel HORIOT (Michel HORIOT))

Gigapan: Tamgaly, Kazakhstan
Snapshot: Face
Description: Is that a carved face?
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Last Post: No unfortunately.. :) All the carvings are on the flat surfaces... tho' that certainly looks like one from this angle!! (Posted 4 weeks ago by Michael Frachetti (frachetti))

Gigapan: Bee Hives
Snapshot: Bee
Description: Newbee
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Last Post: i will ask the beekeeper?? (Posted 4 weeks ago by Diane Weiss (Diane))

Gigapan: Stanford University from Foothill Park, Palo Alto
Snapshot: Hanger 1
Description: Moffet Field
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Last Post: Actually Hanger 3 (Posted 4 weeks ago by James Turley (jturley))

Gigapan: Glorious
Snapshot: Tony Blair's Flat
Description: Park Row
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Last Post: Ah, so it *is* the place I was thinking of then. Cool - another claim to fame for Bristol then :-) (Posted 4 weeks ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Rice University: M.D. Anderson Biological Laboratories - Amy & the Fossils
Snapshot: Fossilised Wood?
Description: Or a regular hole in a brick?
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Last Post: It depends on how you define 'work' :-) Does lying in a field at the Stonehenge Festival stoned out of my tree count? (Posted 4 weeks ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: City of Bristol
Snapshot: tower
Description: This distinctive tower(?) is featered on a picture I came across on line:
http://imagecache.allposters.com/images/pic/RHPOD/492-1727~City-Street-Bristol-England-U-K-Posters.jpg
Isit safe to assume you live in Bristol?

You may want to see my GigaPan of my city, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania:
http://gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=24496

Gregg
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Last Post: Yes this is the BRI hospital chimney (probably an incinerator) (Posted 4 weeks ago by Keith Rodgerson (krodgerson))

Gigapan: Jerusalem
Snapshot: A man on the roof ... watching TV (?)
Description: or birds...
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Last Post: O.K. My mistake, it is not a man but looks like... (Posted 4 weeks ago by Hanna K (Hanna))

Gigapan: AFFTC Museam 360 deg view
Snapshot: BAF
Description: ?
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Last Post: Benefield Anechoic Facility. It tests avionics systems in a shielded facility that simulates open space. (Posted 4 weeks ago by Tom Nelson (tnp651))

Gigapan: Gregg's Office #2
Snapshot: Conflicting clues
Description: Mac or PC??
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Last Post: I'm actually a 'bi-op.' I use Macs at home (besides the desktop, I have a mac book, and the Dell is actually a 'Hackentosh,' running OS X!), but I use a Thinkpad running XP at work! (Posted 4 weeks ago by Gregg Stone (stoneg))

Gigapan: Gregg's Office #2
Snapshot: Great resolution!
Description: .
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Last Post: By the way, this is on a video tape that is about Fort Carroll! (see related snapshots) (Posted 4 weeks ago by Gregg Stone (stoneg))

Gigapan: Dyrham Park
Snapshot: .
Description: .
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Last Post: The perfect way to idle away an English summer's afternoon, with a good book and sitting in the shade of a country garden. (Posted 4 weeks ago by PC Plus (pcplus))

Gigapan: Rice University: M.D. Anderson Biological Laboratories - Amy & the Fossils
Snapshot: SX110 Triumph
Description: I was going to ask about what it is that you are pointing at David (and I'm still not sure what it is) but actually I think the sharpness of the image is more remarkable. How far from the camera were you? 30'? Whatever it was, this is noticeably sharp.
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Last Post: Maybe to a biologist it is biological cuneiform, http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=23013&snapshot_id=70279, or to you and I, it may be hieroglyphics, http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=23013&snapshot_id=70278, but more than likely it represents some sort of primeval worms. I believe the distance to be more than 30 feet. (Posted 4 weeks ago by David Engle (Texas_Photo))

Gigapan: Loughborough Estate, London
Snapshot: censored?
Description: blurred
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Last Post: No, it's just the stitching software doing funny things??? the stitcher software being used is still in development. (Posted 4 weeks ago by E A (Loughborough))

Gigapan: SMU Campus
Snapshot: We're green
Description: Solar panel
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Last Post: This is a seismic recording borehole. It is actually unused at the moment, but has been used in the past as a demonstration project for detecting distant Nuclear Explosions. (Posted 4 weeks ago by c Hayward (ModelT))

Gigapan: 661 on the South Bank (2/4)
Snapshot: Composing a shot
Description: Didn't I see this scene in "A Fish Called Wanda"?
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Last Post: :-) I was expecting "So, you're an Italian banker then Kilgore661?" (Posted 4 weeks ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Gregg's Office #2
Snapshot: Monty Python
Description: So you're a golfer who has a sense of humour and likes history!
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Last Post: I've just realized the potential of gigapan as a means of having puzzles to solve. I'll do my study as soon as my machine arrives and you can do some deductions on it too! The tags will be keith,rodgerson,bristol,study,puzzle Good to meet you (its a bit like Ham radio!) Keith www.keithrodgerson.com (Posted 4 weeks ago by Keith Rodgerson (krodgerson))

Gigapan: 661 on the South Bank (2/4)
Snapshot: Creature
Description: .
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Last Post: LOL, yeah I kept on noticing this out of the corner of my eye when I was looking at this pano and it does look like some shady creature emerging from the water. In fact it is one of the many beachcombers. For non-Londoners, you may like to know that the beach here is very interesting because although it looks like an ordinary beach with sand and rounded rocks, it is made entirely of London. Old buildings etc. So you are actually walking on 1000 or more years of ground-up civilization. ( If you are lucky you can find Roman remains - shoes etc.) (Posted 4 weeks ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: 661 on the South Bank (2/4)
Snapshot: Discomposed
Description: Kilgore, you dog!
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Last Post: In that case I'll tag the other Kilgore image. I thought I'd let someone else have the fun of finding it but... (Posted 4 weeks ago by Tom Nelson (tnp651))

Gigapan: 661 on the South Bank (2/4)
Snapshot: Composing his thoughts
Description: .
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Last Post: Hey, you spotted the composer! This is none other than John Ferngrove who made is first appearance here: http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=6702&snapshot_id=25414. Check out his web site (link in linked snapshot) and try listening to "One Sunday" - it's one of my favourite pieces of music. (Posted 4 weeks ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Gregg's Office #2
Snapshot: You like walking
Description: .
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Last Post: Right, again! (Posted 4 weeks ago by Gregg Stone (stoneg))

Gigapan: Gregg's Office #2
Snapshot: Appreciation
Description: .
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Last Post: It means more to me than the citation at the bottom of the row! (Posted 4 weeks ago by Gregg Stone (stoneg))

Gigapan: Gregg's Office #2
Snapshot: ?
Description: ?
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Last Post: Just another Penn State fan item. (Posted 4 weeks ago by Gregg Stone (stoneg))

Gigapan: Gregg's Office #1
Snapshot: BARBIE SAYS HI
Description: What school's colors is she wearing?
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Last Post: Like so many things in my office (including the waving lion next to her), she is in Penn State gear. (Posted 4 weeks ago by Gregg Stone (stoneg))

Gigapan: Gregg's Office #1
Snapshot: Mrs Stone?
Description: .
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Last Post: Yes, about 35 years ago. (Posted 4 weeks ago by Gregg Stone (stoneg))

Gigapan: KEVIN'S HOUSE
Snapshot: Dog?
Description: My frame is not clear enough, is this an animal?
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Last Post: Not an animal, it's the skeleton of a long dead suguaro cactus. (Posted 4 weeks ago by FOREST HUNTER (CAPTAIN VACATION))

Gigapan: a small living room 05
Snapshot: 12 after 10
Description: .
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Last Post: My pleasure. Thanks for the upload. (Posted 4 weeks ago by microdot)

Gigapan: Domkerk in Utrecht, Netherlands
Snapshot: Face
Description: Face
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Last Post: nice one! Thanks! (Posted 4 weeks ago by Marc Buma (mosbuma))

Gigapan: Maker Faire 2009 Sequoia Hall (two)
Snapshot: Colorful Kite
Description: A colorful kite with a camera hanging from it. Only a point and shoot please : )
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Last Post: You can't see it behind the people, but they had a full D70 rig - far from point and shoot! The kite guys are awesome! (Posted 4 weeks ago by Rich Gibson (Rich))

Gigapan: The back of Dyrham Park near Bath
Snapshot: Time for tea yet?
Description: The parish church is right next door so the lord of the manor doesn't have to go far on Sundays.
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Last Post: He doesn't even have to get wet if it is raining because the church seems to be connected by a covered passage to the back of the house. (Posted 4 weeks ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Rice University: M.D. Anderson Biological Laboratories - Find the Fossils
Snapshot: Sartorial Elegance
Description: What panache! What style! What *elan*!
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Last Post: As the GigaPan robot was doing its thing, I was watching out of the corner of my eye a group of about 100 high school students who had made earlier comments about wanting my Bath T-Shirt... that I why there is a slight distortion or artifact here, but not to worry, they went on to complete their tour of Rice University. (Posted 4 weeks ago by David Engle (Texas_Photo))

Gigapan: Rice University: M.D. Anderson Biological Laboratories - Find the Fossils
Snapshot: Fossil #1
Description: A squid?
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Last Post: First time ever on gigapan.org that we see a "fossil" without the aid of a microscope :) (Posted 4 weeks ago by David Engle (Texas_Photo))

Gigapan: Lough Tay's Guinness Lake in Sally Gap, Ireland
Snapshot: What
Description: are these orange cones? Apparently trash, but from what?
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Last Post: They are from Fireworks rocket - see next snapshot (Posted 4 weeks ago by Miroslav Kralcak (kralcak))

Gigapan: Binzeltschluff
Snapshot: facing shrooms
Description: well, i'm not sure if they are the same...
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Last Post: Hi Jean, I believe those are young Fomes fomentarius sporophores. (Posted 4 weeks ago by orbilia23)

Gigapan: 661 on the South Bank (1/4)
Snapshot: Cleopatra's Needle
Description: This has *lots* of history associated with it and for a worthwhile adventure, it may be worthwhile to look for it... either on the internet or in a book entitled, Secrets of the Great Pyrimid.
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Last Post: Well spotted. This can also be seen in the view from around the bend in the river in http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=19292&snapshot_id=58108. (Posted last month by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: 661 on the South Bank (1/4)
Snapshot: Christopher Wren's Masterpiece
Description: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher_Wren The first paragraph explains that he was almost everything... except for being a GigaPanographer.
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Last Post: Kilgore, to solve your geocoding problem, you need Sir Francis Drake's assistance... he circumnavigated back to Portsmouth without GPS: http://www.gigapan.org/viewConversation.php?id=74785 (Posted last month by David Engle (Texas_Photo))

Gigapan: Falls Park on the Reedy River - Greenville, SC #2
Snapshot: Linky Stone Park
Description: I cannot read the trail sign. The name of the trail is ... Rabbit Trail.
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Last Post: SWAMP Rabbit Trail (Posted last month by Mosley Hardy (mosleyh))

Gigapan: THE LOWER ORCHARD AT GARLAND'S OAK CREEK LODGE
Snapshot: What´s that
Description: ring for?
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Last Post: Dear Forest Hunter, Thanks for that information! I very love that SW-USA. Keep on Gigapanning that corner! Best regards! (Posted last month by orbilia23)

Gigapan: Farewell to King Bladud's Pigs
Snapshot: Browsing the internet!!
Description: Browser!
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Last Post: Computing eats itself. Cool. Perhaps she is browsing gigapan.org? (Posted last month by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Castle Rock Badlands (Anaglyph)
Snapshot: A Fin of Chalk
Description: ... standing tall.
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Last Post: Incredible; have to think of some great subjects for this. (Posted last month by rmlurie)

Gigapan: Binzeltschluff
Snapshot: Termite-like insects
Description: gather on a fungus that seems to produce some sort of secretions.
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Last Post: http://www.gigapan.org/alpha/conversations/75606/ (Posted last month by Jean Faucher (top10))

Gigapan: Winchester Thurston
Snapshot: WT Logo
Description: This is the this Thistle for which WT is known so well
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Last Post: To be honest i dont really know. I just know its our logo, but our school mascot is a bear. (Posted last month by Spencer Lieber (sblieber1))

Gigapan: Near Station 2, Tochal, Tehran
Snapshot: Rock abstract
Description: This GigaPan is interestingly abstract
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Last Post: Tom, Thank you so much, and thanks a lot for the explanation. Best wishes for you, Payam (Posted last month by Payam Rahmani (payam195r))

Gigapan: Big Blue Iceberg
Snapshot: Wave
Description: Water shapes these bergs
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Last Post: That's an interesting question. Sir Francis Drake probably didn't get this far South. His ships encountered a lot of foul weather at the bottom of South America, and he didn't actually cross the Drake Passage, but stayed at its northern edge. His Elizabeth Island is a maritime mystery. Drake was having weather trouble as his ships cleared the Straits of Magellan. He was blown westward and southward, but we don't know how far. Somewhere southwest of Cape Horn he put to shore on an island and resupplied his one remaining ship. He called the place Elizabeth Island. Francis Fletcher, Drake's chapain, recorded the discovery and drew it on a map, but no one seems to have found Elizabeth Island after that one landing. There are a handful of islands that some modern navigators think may be Drake's Elizabeth Island, but they are all about 1000 miles away from the South Orkneys, off to the North West, over by Tierra del Fuego. Thanks for the bit of Antarctic history and for looking at my panos. (Posted last month by Ella Derbyshire (grannydoc))

Gigapan: Elizabeth Castle, Jersey
Snapshot: Is this
Description: a metal gun emplacement added on in the last 100 years or so? I've gotta get to your country someday . . . lovely

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Last Post: This is an recent addition to the castle, built by German occupying forces during WWII. If you scan around many of my GigaPan's taken in the Channel Islands you will see similar concrete constructions. During WWII, Jersey and the other Channel Islands were the only British soil occupied by German forces and between 1940 - 1945 Hitler ordered that they be fortified and integrated into his "Atlantic Wall". Also note that the Channel Island's were not liberated until a year after D-day, and we celebrate our Liberation Day 9 May 1945 as a Public Holiday. (Posted last month by John De Carteret (John De Carteret))

Gigapan: DOWNTOWN TUCSON
Snapshot: Stolen...
Description: .
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Last Post: ....and abandoned. (Posted last month by FOREST HUNTER (CAPTAIN VACATION))

Gigapan: White Horse(s) Spotted
Snapshot: But Ho! another one? Plagiarism?
Description: so, how do these horse relate to this skinny one:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uffington_White_Horse
?
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Last Post: A sensational snapshot for me Tiga (see main description). Even though I haven't quite worked out where this one is yet - somewhere on the Marlborough Downs to be sure. In answer to your question, I think that unlike the one in your link, these horses are not that old at all. See, eg, http://tinyurl.com/rbk3pm. (Posted last month by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: SV Mitchell's Saturnalia
Snapshot: She Seems Enthralled By This Favourite of Yours
Description: Great composition.
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Last Post: It really is true that you don't see anything when you look through a camera: I had no idea this lady was in the shot until I stitched the gigapan. (Posted last month by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: panorama genk
Snapshot: mijn gebouw waterschei
Description: mijn van waterschei
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Last Post: uw gebouw? (Posted last month by tomcama)

Gigapan: panorama genk
Snapshot: Fout dakappartement!
Description: Die kleuren ... it's a no go !
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Last Post: Fout man! (Posted last month by Sylvester Janssens (Sylv))

Gigapan: Rice University: Keck Hall
Snapshot: What is it?
Description: It looks like it might be an ultralight off in the distance.
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Last Post: Welcome to Houston... it is a Houston police department helicopter and is only in this view either for monitoring police activity in the Rice Village or something to do with traffic congestion near Rice University... I would opt for some sort of police activity in the Village. (Posted last month by David Engle (Texas_Photo))

Gigapan: Lake of Zurich, Switzerland
Snapshot: flag
Description: of?
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Last Post: Flag of Küsnacht (Posted last month by idubach)

Gigapan: Niagara Falls from Canadian Side
Snapshot: birds on island
Description: this island has become the home of the birds
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Last Post: I'd say the dots are stitching artifacts. Perhaps from some vignetting at the corners of your images. (Posted last month by Terry Foss (tfoss))

Gigapan: Falls Park on the Reedy River - Greenville, SC #4
Snapshot: SNAKE!!!!
Description:
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Last Post: Looks more like a copperhead to me - water moccasins are usually darker colored. (Posted last month by Mosley Hardy (mosleyh))

Gigapan: Glorious
Snapshot: Masts of the SS Gt Britain
Description: Cumberland Road
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Last Post: Amazing how many city landmarks on what looks like a rural scene!! (Posted last month by Keith Rodgerson (krodgerson))

Gigapan: Halemaumau Crater, Big Island, Hawaii
Snapshot: Lodge
Description: Volcano House
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Last Post: Very Nice, We happened to be there the day Ron was taking this shot! Thanks Ron! (Posted last month by Robyn Nixon (dragonlady))

Gigapan: Capitola Beach Memorial Day 2009
Snapshot: What are they doing?
Description: Looking for ticks?
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Last Post: "Look! I'm growing a boob!" (Posted last month by microdot)

Gigapan: Morgan Territory
Snapshot: Las vegas Pro
Description: Green Grass is cool.....
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Last Post: I have finally come to realize that I am " the fool on the hill" (Posted last month by John Toepppen (jtoeppen))

Gigapan: Abney Park Cemetery
Snapshot: Large Mosquito
Description: Mosquito on Gravestone
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Last Post: David - at least you spotted it! Thanks for bringing it to our attention. (Posted last month by Tom Simonite (tomsimonite))

Gigapan: Allegheny stream #1
Snapshot: Standing waves
Description: At 1/5 second, the exposure makes the water silky (as Mark Thiessen would say), but the standing waves remain because they are stationary. I am curious about why Ken stepped back the ISO (to 100) and the aperture (to f7.1) instead of opting for a longer exposure.
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Last Post: Good observation. I was tempted to get that silky look -- I've taken nice milky shots of rivulets with my Pentax K20. Here, the odd wind gust suggested otherwise. And I was worried about the time for exposure file saving being more than the frame-to-frame timing of the gigapan (which I'll admit I forgot how to set). Ken (Posted 2 months ago by Ken Tamminga (krt1))

Gigapan: Sandstone, Phipps Conservatory
Snapshot: So how big is a quarter dollar?
Description: Is it as big as a sixpence? :-)
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Last Post: The diameter of a British sixpence coin is 19mm. (Posted 2 months ago by David Engle (Texas_Photo))

Gigapan: Winchester Thurston
Snapshot: Half a Volvo
Description: Unfortunately while taking this shot some one drove there Volvo right through the frame with no regard for someone trying to do work. Jeez, the nerve of some people!
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Last Post: true true, but i mean its kinda annoying, o well, stuff happens (Posted 2 months ago by Spencer Lieber (sblieber1))

Gigapan: Ocean Beach, Newport, Oregon, USA
Snapshot: Lighthouse
Description:
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Last Post: Your picture is indeed very nice. This lighthouse at Yaquina Head is 93 feet tall, the tallest in Oregon, and has been in operation since 1873. It is well worth visiting for anyone traveling to Newport on the Oregon coast. (Posted 2 months ago by Mike Gemperle (gemperle))

Gigapan: Reutte
Snapshot: Casa
Description: Que bonita la ha quedado.
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Last Post: Me ha impresionado mucho la panorámica tiene una calidad impresionante, que programa de cosido has utilizado? (Posted 2 months ago by Lorenzo Vallés Vila (lorenzovv))

Gigapan: Pt. Arena Lighthouse
Snapshot: Lighthouse
Description: under wraps
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Last Post: To see this light uncovered, visit my picture of it: http://news.webshots.com/photo/1531044177083562917kOFXsW Gregg (Posted 2 months ago by Gregg Stone (stoneg))

Gigapan: Hanauma Bay
Snapshot: Ghosts?
Description: WTF is this? it seems like ghosts @ the beach
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Last Post: You're most welcome - glad you asked the question - it allows me to better explain what's happening during the image capture phase of making a gigapan. (Posted 2 months ago by Richard Palmer (Apapane))

Gigapan: Mandelbrot
Snapshot: It's a fractal
Description: Repetition at smaller scales
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Last Post: Cool It coud be fun to make et even bigger. (Posted 2 months ago by Henrik Djarner (djarner1))

Gigapan: biblioteca vivercidades
Snapshot: Aymore
Description: Portrait in stained glass
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Last Post: Extremely well done gigapan (Posted 2 months ago by David Steuber (davidsteuber))

Gigapan: Shenley Park Canopy
Snapshot: Staghorn sumac (Rhus typhina)?
Description: I can't get a good enough view into this thicket; my sense from the branching structure, and the available light, is that it's sumac. Still, compound leaf could suggest ash or black walnut. Any thoughts?
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Last Post: I think it is sumac. I saw sumac somewhere in those woods, and it was smooth sumac. It does not look velvety in the photo, so it might be Rhus glabra. (Posted 2 months ago by Chris Fastie (cfastie))

Gigapan: Red pine plantation at Heart's Content
Snapshot: Stitcher clues
Description: I see you used automatic focus. This is an intriguing seam.
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Last Post: I am not sure you can improve on this great image. Auto focus probably allows more information to be recorded. And the light will never be the same. (Posted 2 months ago by Chris Fastie (cfastie))

Gigapan: Shenley Park Canopy
Snapshot: Norway maple
Description: Acer plantanoides
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Last Post: On some Pittsburgh slopes these form nasty monocultures. This European species -- long favored as an urban street tree -- sucks so much soil moisture, and creates such a dense shade, that understorey and ground flora languishes. (Posted 2 months ago by Ken Tamminga (krt1))

Gigapan: Red pine plantation at Heart's Content
Snapshot: Starflower?
Description: This looks like Trientalis borealis, a woodland herb. The flowers are past.
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Last Post: Yes, bang on. These were growing profusely a few paces behind the camera, many still in bloom: 7 white petals. Quite lovely. Thanks for botanizing! Ken (Posted 2 months ago by Ken Tamminga (krt1))

Gigapan: False Creek park and boats - Vancouver, BC, Canada
Snapshot: woof
Description: dog is checking you out.
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Last Post: Do you think the dog hears the gigapan?! (Posted 2 months ago by mrtuba9)

Gigapan: Universidad de Salamanca - University of Salamanca
Snapshot: Reyes Catolicos
Description: Fernando e Isabel, con la leyenda en Griego: Los Reyes a la Univiersidad y esta a los Reyes
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Last Post: Sabés porqué está escrito en griego? Que triste que hoy en día ya no se hagan más las edificaciones de esta forma, soy ingeniero civil y la verdad me entristece que las prioridades hayan cambiado de tal forma que la riqueza que antes tenían los edificios se haya perdido por un extremo minimalista. Pero bueeee (Posted 2 months ago by juacas)

Gigapan: Universidad de Salamanca - University of Salamanca
Snapshot: La Rana
Description: The frog
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Last Post: Ahhh ya por fin lo vi jejeje tuve que acercarme más... Super bacano el detalle del sapo. Gracias. (Posted 2 months ago by juacas)

Gigapan: bekerfinale voetbal krc genk - kv mechelen (tribune 1)
Snapshot: IGNACE IK EN KRISTINA ( ik tussen mijn 2 favorietjes op den heizel )
Description: Op de Tribune 1 vak B tijdens YR KVM - KRC GENK
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Last Post: En klein lief schattieke ( achter den toeter verstopt ! ) (Posted 2 months ago by koen A (trixer))

Gigapan: My Garden 360
Snapshot: Part of the problem?
Description: You can see here that there is very little (or indeed any) overlap which is why there is a gap. Gaps cause the stitcher to go mad which is why this pano is so large (and presumably took forever to blend and to upload). Could it be that your gigapan unit is not calibrated correctly?
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Last Post: The snapshot area you've picked out is actually where I removed complete row from, to try and reduced it from a full 360 just to try and get it to upload and see what happened, but there are other "breaks", more work needed, a lot more work needed, oh dear! (Posted 2 months ago by John De Carteret (John De Carteret))

Gigapan: My Street - Volume 1
Snapshot: Grin . . .
Description: Nice touch! Accents the flags over the front door. My father in law was in the Canadian Navy in WWII and while he didn't have a mailbox like this, everything around the house had a naval twist. Flew the naval ensign on the flag pole, constantly used phrases picked up from hios 8 years of service. I think he woulda' gotten along royally with you . . .
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Last Post: Gotta love them! My dad made that for me. I was in submarines, if you couldn't tell.. My flag would have been out, but the stand broke in the wind. Anyways, thanks for the post! -Brian (Posted 2 months ago by Brian Akerson (Akerson))

Gigapan: Above Lustleigh Cleave
Snapshot: dream Home
Description: Red brick
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Last Post: You can see the house on the right if you go and play at the Golf course/driving range at Wolleigh, as it's right at the edge of the course. Looks nice from there as well. (Posted 2 months ago by Basket Case)

Gigapan: Universidad de Salamanca - University of Salamanca
Snapshot: Su Santidad?
Description: Es este el Papa?

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Last Post: Martin V o Benedicto XIII, no esta claro (Posted 2 months ago by Jose Angel (jabarbero))

Gigapan: Panorama of Golden Gate Panorama Print
Snapshot: Print of Gigapan
Description: Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco
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Last Post: Too much clutter is a sign of an excellent GigaPanographer! (Posted 2 months ago by David Engle (Texas_Photo))

Gigapan: Oliver!
Snapshot: Looking Towards Bath
Description: A commanding view here for Cromwell's troops back to the site of the Battle of Lansdown (16 miles as the crow flies, just over the horizon).
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Last Post: Oh yes, I remember you telling me that now. I didn't realise that they *galloped* over the edge! Nasty! Do I remember you saying that the drop is called "Bloody Break" or something like that? (Posted 2 months ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: John Eaves Retrospective: Prelude
Snapshot: Holburne Museum - Great Pulteney Street
Description: .
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Last Post: Good eye! It's a very well-known building in Bath, sitting as it does at the end of arguably Bath's grandest street. But I am not sure that appears often in my gigapans. In one of the Spot the Pigs panos? And at least one of the big scenic panoramas - eg the virtual tour http://tinyurl.com/bvg75c. (Posted 2 months ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: John Eaves Retrospective: Prelude
Snapshot: Bath Abbey
Description: .
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Last Post: There are many gigapans that show Bath Abbey. I think my favourite is Spot the Pig #1 (http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=5966). (Posted 2 months ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Oliver!
Snapshot: What the Dickens
Description: Stop that. It's gettimng silly.
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Last Post: LOL, a Python reference right? That gives me an idea - I will try and find a picture of Spiny Norman (eg http://tinyurl.com/oxte5s) to include in my next pano. (Posted 2 months ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Chicago Millenium Park Pritzker Pavilion
Snapshot: Pritzker Pavilion
Description: an outdoor theater
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Last Post: Thanks. the wind kept shaking the camera though. Duel at dawn? Sounds like a plan (Posted 2 months ago by Christopher Davis (csd2012))

Gigapan: The Backyard - 5-25 - Nearly Complete
Snapshot: Scissors
Description: Roger, your scissors will get rusty up there, but it is a good thing you didn't run with them! ;-)
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Last Post: That is very cool. We were working out there yesterday and my wife set those scissors down and forgot where she put them. She says Thanks! (Posted 2 months ago by roger carr (rogerinsc))

Gigapan: Oliver!
Snapshot: Actual English Civil War Uniforms & Weapons
Description: .
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Last Post: GigaPan Information as Part of the GigaPan ... pretty amazing Kilgore :) (Posted 2 months ago by David Engle (Texas_Photo))

Gigapan: Eola Lake Orlando
Snapshot: Name of this birds?
Description: Does anyone know the name of this birds???
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Last Post: Does anyone know what kind of bird it is? (Posted 2 months ago by E T (gigapanbot))

Gigapan: Bike the Drive
Snapshot: Trouble is,
Description: only half the participants showed up. Sorry, couldn't resist.
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Last Post: ha ha, nice one! (Posted 2 months ago by Christopher Davis (csd2012))

Gigapan: Eola Lake Orlando
Snapshot:
Description:
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Last Post: Girl On Picnic? (Posted 2 months ago by Fritz Berger (fberger))

Gigapan: Farewell to King Bladud's Pigs
Snapshot: Pig Found 3
Description: http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=7459&snapshot_id=31285
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Last Post: Ah, you may have missed some vital information - as I mentioned in the description, this pano only shows *most* of* the pigs, so it may be that the pig in http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=7459&snapshot_id=31285 is not in this pano at all. Do you feel less certain now? (Posted 2 months ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Farewell to King Bladud's Pigs
Snapshot: Canon crap
Description: At least Nikon gives you a whole camera for the money!
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Last Post: Yeah, Canon - what are they like?! At least when the MD of Leica comes to Bath on a jolly he brings a whole camera. (http://gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=5417&snapshot_id=25954). (Posted 2 months ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Stockholm, Sweden
Snapshot: Futurniture sitter här
Description: Fredrik , Frida ( med brutna armen ) , Andreas & Co
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Last Post: samma byggnad från 5 km längre bort kan synashär: http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=23323 (Posted 2 months ago by Jann Lipka (Jann Lipka))

Gigapan: BACK HOME IN TUCSON
Snapshot: TUCSON CHAOS
Description: This type of rock surrounds the house except for the cut into the view of Tucson. We call it the Tucson Chaos. I wonder what some of the FOFS fellows would call it.
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Last Post: From its color and weathering pattern I'd feel pretty comfortable calling the grey rock a limestone (even without dropping acid on it to see if it fizzes). The darker bands are chert or flint. If I was back at my office I'd pull out some guidebooks and/or maps of the area to tell you what formation it is, but alas, I'm on the road for another week or two. (Posted 2 months ago by Ron Schott (rschott))

Gigapan: Temple Meads VII
Snapshot: You're Getting Lots of Exposure (pun intended)!
Description: Bristol Temple Meads must think the world of you in that they are putting this poster in their Train Station and in several places. Is there one yet in the Bath Train Station? Maybe all the U.K. Train Stations will have this for all of their travellers to see :)
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Last Post: Yeah, it's a national poster campaign for my forthcoming exhibition at the Tate Modern called "Autoexposure Sucks". (Posted 2 months ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Farewell to King Bladud's Pigs
Snapshot: Pig Found 2
Description: http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=7541&snapshot_id=31296

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Last Post: My first thought was this was not the same pig, but after you take into account the bleaching effect of the overexposure in the other snapshot, they start to look more similar: the pink areas in this snapshot look like the ornage areas in the other one. There is no sign of any green in the other snapshot (to my eyes, on my monitor), but I would say the 'L' or 'V' shape just behind and below the pig's right ear is the same in both. I'm going for 98% probably right on this one. Good eye! (Posted 2 months ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Farewell to King Bladud's Pigs
Snapshot: Pig Found - Number 1
Description: http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=6439&snapshot_id=31293

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Last Post: I think you are probably right Amazing - well done! It is difficult to be certain because we are looking at different sides of the pigs in the two snapshots. The only think that stops me from saying it is *definitely' the same pig is there is no sign of the pinkish-brown wiggly stripe that runs from the ear to the foot in the other other snapshot, but as I say, that could be because we are looking at a different side of the pig and the stripe is not on the other side of the pig? OTOH the green and gold colours and the general pattern make it a more or less certain id. So, a score of 0.95 out of 1 (i.e. 95% probability). (Posted 2 months ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Carnegie Music Hall during FOFS reception
Snapshot: Tasty Dessert
Description: These little desserts were amazing. Small chocolate cup, like a thimble, filled with chocolate ganache and topped with a raspberry.
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Last Post: Ever since this GigaPan first appeared, I have been looking at these raspberries. The tray on the other side indicate or shows from lack of evidence that indeed this was a favorite of everyone (on one tray, they are all gone). (Posted 2 months ago by David Engle (Texas_Photo))

Gigapan: Rice University: Cloisters - Academic Quad
Snapshot: Modern Art Sculpture
Description: .
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Last Post: Bold architecture indeed... my initial reaction was thinking this looks similar to the Scissor Arches in Wells Cathedral: http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=7822&snapshot_id=42727, which to my eye is one of the *grand* views of English architecture, next to Ginger and Fred and that building of yours in Leeds. (Posted 2 months ago by David Engle (Texas_Photo))

Gigapan: Nightmare on Stitcher Street
Snapshot: I love what you did with your building
Description: Now THAT'S scary!!
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Last Post: I see Houston is moving towards this bold style of architecture too. (http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=23680&snapshot_id=71754) (Posted 2 months ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Presa de Alange
Snapshot: Cañada
Description: De Las ....
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Last Post: Cañada De Las Cañadillas (Posted 2 months ago by Lorenzo Vallés Vila (lorenzovv))

Gigapan: Soweto South Africa
Snapshot: Off to the shabeen
Description: Off to the shabeen
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Last Post: A shabeen is a pub in a South African township. (Posted 2 months ago by David Engle (Texas_Photo))

Gigapan: 101 Panoramas
Snapshot: Sheep
Description: My wife likes sheep. What can I say?
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Last Post: You could say "My wife is also fantastically rich and would like to commission you to create gigapans of sheep in exotic counties all over the world." :-) How does she feel about alpaca? (http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=8792&snapshot_id=37774) (Posted 2 months ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Highland High School 2009 Graduation, Gilbert Arizona 2
Snapshot: Geoff Clark
Description: t
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Last Post: FRC Team 39 robotics member (Posted 2 months ago by Frank Neuperger (neuperg))

Gigapan: Kokia rockii herbarium sheet
Snapshot: veins on leaf
Description: nice patterns reminiscent of a Voronoi diagram http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voronoi_diagram
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Last Post: Random tesselations, xylem and phloem highways, and dead ends. (Posted 2 months ago by Richard Palmer (Apapane))

Gigapan: Our Family Thanksgiving 2008
Snapshot: From Camelot
Description: America's oldest flour company, just ask George Washington.
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Last Post: But we love the flour from St Vincent Grist Mill even more! (Posted 2 months ago by Illah Nourbakhsh (illah))

Gigapan: Pennsylvania Granite quarry
Snapshot: Worker
Description: Hmmm I wonder what this button does?
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Last Post: Lance Battersby - Quarry supervisor (Posted 2 months ago by Maria Luisa Crawford (mcrawfor))

Gigapan: Lower Yosemite Falls
Snapshot: Monster!
Description: .
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Last Post: OMG. You're right! Good find. (Posted 2 months ago by James Turley (jturley))

Gigapan: Kilgore661 Creates a Gigapan That Is Nearly In Focus
Snapshot: OMG
Description: Just look at the detail!!!!
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Last Post: That is crisp. (Posted 2 months ago by C Lloyd (cmlbath))

Gigapan: Kilgore661 Creates a Gigapan That Is Nearly In Focus
Snapshot: Detail Here is Good Too
Description: Is your Sony for sale now?
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Last Post: Never mind the detail - get some paint on that soffit board (Posted 2 months ago by C Lloyd (cmlbath))

Gigapan: Temple Meads VII
Snapshot: Why are there so many Bikes?
Description: Do this typically belong to people that live in Bristol and work elsewhere via the train or do they belong to people that live elsewhere and once they arrive in Bristol Temple Meades, they then ride their biycle to work or school?
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Last Post: The former. Bristol is one of the few cities in the UK that has really gone cycling-friendly. There are bike paths everywhere and not just alongside roads. Cycling on designated paths that don't follow roads is a real pleasure that reminds me of my time in Amsterdam. (Posted 2 months ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Temple Meads IV
Snapshot: GigaPan Robot Curious
Description: .
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Last Post: If only Kolor would get their act together and release a version of Autopano where Smartblend actually *works* then I'd have got both of these people rendered in the shot. (Posted 2 months ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Temple Meads IV
Snapshot: Good Deal
Description: If you get caught on the bus without a ticket, the fine is £30.
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Last Post: That punishment is reserved now for anyone smoking within 100 yards of any living organism. (Posted 2 months ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Pedal Pale Ale ride, East End Brewing
Snapshot: snap
Description: capturing the enormous crowd
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Last Post: 450 people showed up! See http://www.eastendbrewing.com/node/706 for more info on the event. (Posted 2 months ago by Paul Heckbert (paulheckbert))

Gigapan: Gorey Castle, St. Martin, Jersey
Snapshot: Bell
Description: Is this decoration or is it still in use?

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Last Post: The Belfry shown in the picture was constructed it is thought sometime around 1497-1500 and stands above the site of the original 14th Century? bell tower part of the earlier defensive wall which is now incorporated in the much modified later defences. The bell is real and is now generally only used to celebrate weddings conducted within the Castle walls (Posted 2 months ago by Terry Underwood (Militiaman))

Gigapan: Carnegie Mellon University 2009 Commencement
Snapshot: Alex Andrews
Description: Here's Alex Andrews
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Last Post: Thanks for tagging me, Mr. Duruk, you crazy stalker, you. Congratulations everyone! (Posted 2 months ago by Alex Andrews (aandrews))

Gigapan: Ant
Snapshot: markings
Description: I wonder what this is and what its function might be?
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Last Post: I believe it is the ant's eye. http://www.ipm.ucdavis.edu/TOOLS/ANTKEY/antid2.html (Posted 2 months ago by Gabriel O'Donnell (gabrielo))

Gigapan: Saas Fee, Switzerland
Snapshot: Cute little Electric bus
Description: Do they frequesntly use it there, is it on charge
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Last Post: Oh yes.. They use them every day.. As Saas Fee is car free this electric cars are very common.. (Posted 2 months ago by Pascal Bovet (pasci))

Gigapan: Sic Transit Gloria Mundi (that's the way the cookie crumbles)
Snapshot: ?
Description: ?
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Last Post: 1964 Alfa Romeo 2600 Sprint Coupe (Posted 2 months ago by hophi)

Gigapan: Royal Gorge Bridge Final
Snapshot: Animals
Description:
Incredible far goats
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Last Post: Thank you for spotting this goats! I did not see them before even I was searching for some wildlife. (Posted 2 months ago by E T (gigapanbot))

Gigapan: Sud Lipez Tree Stoone
Snapshot: Projet
Description: Perou 2009 ?
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Last Post: No , South Bolivia (Lipez) (Posted 2 months ago by michel cheve (rasta91))

Gigapan: North View from Barus & Holley Bldg, Brown University, Providence, RI, USA
Snapshot: Architectural detail
Description: Dome, we do not seem to have the desire to build structures like this in modern life. What a shame.
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Last Post: I believe this is the RI state capital, no? (Posted 2 months ago by miriamg)

Gigapan: CGT acto
Snapshot: Paty y fernet
Description: lo de siempre
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Last Post: Si,seguro que estaban apretados al fondo...en el sector choripan. (Posted 2 months ago by Le Legionnaire (KEPIBLANC))

Gigapan: Mural
Snapshot: The Cat in the Hat
Description:
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Last Post: well spotted! (Posted 2 months ago by Bruce Perry (bperry))

Gigapan: Houston, Texas: Lakewood Church on 911
Snapshot: Stitcher FAIL
Description: Type example of what the GigaPan robot was NOT designed to capture. Too bad.
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Last Post: I was *most* surprised when one person suggested that this problem was due to the variable force exerted on the flag pole from the flags blowing in the wind... I don't believe he ever took metallurgy 101. (Posted 2 months ago by David Engle (Texas_Photo))

Gigapan: FHSU from the Big Creek Levee, Evening, Early Spring 2009
Snapshot: Lightpole Photoshoped?
Description: .
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Last Post: Since you have some experience in fixing poles, can you help me with this one?: http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?auth=f46e178e1e84acabd8283d50d8c59129 ... just kidding :) (Posted 2 months ago by David Engle (Texas_Photo))

Gigapan: Canon 400D + Tamron 135mm f/2.5 Test
Snapshot: When I Saw the Bird Looking I Knew I Was Close :)
Description: I found it! ... tricky to say the least!

This is the original: http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=21997&snapshot_id=67288
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Last Post: Congratulations :-) I have to make them hard else you find them too quickly. Geocoded now by the way. (Posted 2 months ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: El Paso, Texas
Snapshot: Come
Description: I wonder what this is? It looks like a dome for a large telescope, but one certainly wouldn't want to put an observatory right in the middle of downtown El Paso.
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Last Post: That looks like it is on top of the Insights Science Museum (Posted 2 months ago by Patrick Rankin (prankin))

Gigapan: panorama alken
Snapshot: Logo
Description: In zekere zin is dit geen logo
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Last Post: Sterk! (Posted 2 months ago by findelbinder)

Gigapan: Beach House Blowout
Snapshot: Mildewy
Description: old cat carcass
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Last Post: this is just dune grass from last year. (Posted 2 months ago by Justin Borevitz (borevitz))

Gigapan: Ant
Snapshot: Hole?
Description: Is this hole for breathing? Is it a spiracle maybe?
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Last Post: Yes, looks like a propodeal spiracle: "An orifice located on the propodeum that is used for exchanging gases between the body of the ant and the atmosphere", according to http://keys.lucidcentral.org/keys/v3/PIAkey/Glossary.html (Posted 2 months ago by Paul Heckbert (paulheckbert))

Gigapan: Szeged panorama North from the Tower of the Cathedral
Snapshot: Synagogue
Description: Synagogue
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Last Post: Very good resolution, what camera and lens did you use. I like the gigapan , it is very well made, without any mistake in the stiching process. Rudolf. (Posted 2 months ago by Rudolf Baumueller (rbaumueller))

Gigapan: Barcelona Port
Snapshot: Costa Atlantica
Description: Costa Atlantica, Genova
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Last Post: ...bound for genova. I have a gigapan of her home port! (Posted 2 months ago by Jeffrey Baker (jbaker))

Gigapan: Rice University: Jennifer Graduates and Her Adoring Fans Celebrate With Her
Snapshot: Color Flags... Not College Flags
Description: The College Flags were destroyed during Hurricane Ike and have been replaced by these color flags.
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Last Post: A view of the traditional Rice University College flags which have flown from Lovett Hall can be seen here: http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=7244&snapshot_id=21640. (Posted 2 months ago by David Engle (Texas_Photo))

Gigapan: Half Dome and Tenaya Canyon
Snapshot: Hikers on top
Description: yikes!
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Last Post: You almost want to shove the guy bending over and peering down. Not. (Posted 2 months ago by James Turley (jturley))

Gigapan: Velke Borove
Snapshot: flag
Description: Flag of Slovakia?
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Last Post: Yes, it is a flag of the Slovak Republic. BTW, the nearby buildings comprise a very nice "Pri vezi" guesthouse (www.svorad.sk) (Posted 2 months ago by Szymon Madej (zbooy))

Gigapan: La Belle Etoile - Bauges
Snapshot: Lac d'Annecy
Description: Lac d'Annecy en Haute-savoie (France)
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Last Post: bonjour, les photos des bauges et du queyras sont superbes. Avez-vous pris ces photos avec le gigapan? Pouvez-vous m'expliquer la technique de prise de vue. J'aimerais aussi faire quelques panoramiques. Jean PORRET jean.porret@free.fr (Posted 2 months ago by jporret)

Gigapan: Hanauma Bay
Snapshot: Nice flower
Description: yellow/green
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Last Post: That's the flower of the Hau tree, _Hibiscus tiliaceous_, a native tree common in low elevations, especially along streams. It is often planted as a large hedge, too. Hau occurs naturally on many islands in the tropical Pacific basin. (Posted 2 months ago by Richard Palmer (Apapane))

Gigapan: Half Dome and Tenaya Canyon
Snapshot: Half Dome at Moon Rise
Description: and Sunset, from Glacier Point, Yosemite NP
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Last Post: Thanks for visiting. Please feel free to search for little waterfalls. Taken as the Full Moon was rising (too bad, off camera), and the sun setting from Glacier Point, Yosemite NP. (Posted 2 months ago by James Turley (jturley))

Gigapan: South Bank over looking the River Thames, Big Ben, London Eye
Snapshot: PPP
Description: http://www.sheetalindia.com
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Last Post: SPAM (Posted 2 months ago by Gordon Atwell (SuperZoom))

Gigapan: View from Goat Rock
Snapshot: bigfoot home
Description: -jejeje, excelent
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Last Post: I am not looking for bigfoot. There are many marks on the land that do not come from nature. I have found many stone foundations, indian rock mortars, Miwok dams, Spanish trails, burial sites, shell mounds, bulldozed sites, and other stuff. Often a feature simply seems out of place. I have been in bigfoot country and seen only tourist shops and large trees. And I have meet tree dwelling students in redwoods on the North Coast. (Posted 2 months ago by John Toepppen (jtoeppen))

Gigapan: A Clear Day in Fairfield Park
Snapshot: New estate
Description: I am a bit of a snob about buildings, but these are not good. Why such tiny windows? Why no proper eaves? These will not age well. Little boxes, little boxes...
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Last Post: True it will mellow. The lack of eaves will probably mean the rain will streak the top of the walls though - we shall see in a few years. (Posted 2 months ago by C Lloyd (cmlbath))

Gigapan: The Raven House Gallery
Snapshot: Mime or Clown?
Description: Does he speak? Make you laugh? Make you cry? Happy or sad he looks like a character full of inner mystery.
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Last Post: He seems to be looking right at the camera. (Posted 2 months ago by Bill Alberts (logdoggy))

Gigapan: Office Bookshelf and Deskcrops
Snapshot: some type of drug
Description: Call the cops
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Last Post: Yeah, it's a bag of olivine-rich sand from the green sand beach near Ka Lae, Hawaii. The highest I'll get on that is remembering what fun I had going there to collect it. (Posted 2 months ago by Ron Schott (rschott))

Gigapan: Azalea Gardens at Brighton Dam (Brookeville, MD)
Snapshot: Dark Pink
Description: TJB
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Last Post: These axaleas are really, really nice. I have three azalea GigaPans and now, on each is referenced this vista as one not to miss. (Posted 2 months ago by David Engle (Texas_Photo))

Gigapan: Richard's Photoetching exhibit - wall2
Snapshot: Not a Mandlebrot Set
Description: What a fantastic image! But what are we looking at here exactly?
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Last Post: I composed this abstract using a old PC running Win95 and the old Micrografx Picture Publisher (now Corel Photo Paint) and the original Kai's Power Tools. It's an experiment in form and color, printed as a three plate photoetching. (Posted 2 months ago by Richard Palmer (Apapane))

Gigapan: Kilve
Snapshot: Bad Hair Day
Description: Hey! When the hell did this happen?! OMG I getting old and fat and I am going bald. I had better take some more gigapans quick to distract myself from the dreadful reality.
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Last Post: LOL. You are a man of many talents. If anyone else wants an emotional lift then check out John's wonderful, joyful One Sunday (http://tinyurl.com/cirenor-sunday) (Posted 2 months ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Morgan Territory
Snapshot: In the shadow
Description: beautiful tree
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Last Post: California is generally blessed with good weather and diverse geography, culture, and interesting work. That is what attracted me. But you might notice only one other person in the photo on a bicycle climbing the hill. My friend hid from the camera and our wives are happy to see us go on outings. We are probably unusual, but don't care too much, being normal is not a worthy goal. Not everyone seeks out the ultimate photo. But for those who do, the world is full of "eyecandy" and the quest is renewing. Life is best when we work to experience the journey and influence the outcomes. (Posted 2 months ago by John Toepppen (jtoeppen))

Gigapan: Watchet
Snapshot: Steam trains stop here
Description: LOvely old steam engines run from this station - you just missed one!
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Last Post: Thanks for reminding me ... this is the second location I have been to recently where there have been steam trains running and I have failed to get one in the shot. (The other was http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=20850.) Watchet also has cool old buses that service the station. I didn't get any of those in the shot either ... (Posted 2 months ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Watchet
Snapshot: Is that a Jaguar?
Description: Fancy that, a lovely Jaguar car again.
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Last Post: Blimey! It looks just like the one in http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=21467&snapshot_id=65529. How strange. I suspect space aliens! (Posted 2 months ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Watchet
Snapshot: The Ancient Mariner
Description: Complete with albatross round his neck. A pretty good new full-size bronze statue.
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Last Post: Here's another bronze statue in Bath: http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=22779&snapshot_id=69534. Do you have any ideas about this? Have you ever seen it before? (Posted 2 months ago by Kilgore661)

Gigapan: Bristol Temple Meads: Platform Twelve South
Snapshot: Presidential Dog
Description: If I said that this was a bear, http://www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=5178&snapshot_id=18724, then I can also say that what we see in this snapshot is a dog, and an initial observation may readily see a distinct head, three legs, a torso and a coat of dog hair any President would love to own.
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