Panoramas: Part 1

Do you ever have software sitting on your computer that you just wish you knew how to use? Well, a few years ago, I bought a package including Adobe Illustrator/Photoshop/Reader and pretty much just used the Illustrator/Reader parts without really knowing what to do with Photoshop. Well, I've been learning a few things lately and maybe gotten a little carried away with using the photomerge capabilities. Since then, I've been finding photos from my travels that I never thought I would be able to stitch together. Now that I know....I've been going crazy! So here are a few of my first photomerging projects:

The Gros Ventre Range in Wyoming. Photo was taken from near the top of Battle Mountain along the Hoback River. University of Michigan Camp Davis (2007)

The Nopah Range in southern Nevada (California?). I forget exactly where the photo was taken, but I was on a Geology field trip with the University of Michigan Geology Department (2007)

Cliffs of Moher along the west coast of Ireland, County Clare. Taken during my family's trip to Ireland earlier this year (2011)

My sister with the Fernsehturm, Rotes Rathaus, and Alexanderplatz behind her. Taken from the top of the Berlinerdom. (2011)

Three glaciers flowing into a fjord in Greenland. Taken from our C130 transport plane. (2011)

Greenland Ice Sheet. Taken east of Kangerlussuaq. (2011)

View of the Russel Glacier from downstream in the Watson River valley, east of Kangerlussuaq, Greenland. (2011)

Greenland Ice Sheet (2011)

Walking down the little road to the Greenlandic town of Igaliku. It was in this town, the next day, a polar bear was shot. (2011)

Looking down on the ruins of Erik the Red's homestead in the town of Quassiarsuk, Greenland. (2011)

Downtown Singapore. Taken from the top of the Marina Bay Sands Hotel and Casino. (2011)

The iconic Three Sisters and the Jamison Valley in the Blue Mountains of Australia, just west of Sydney. Taken from Echo Point. (2011)

Valley of the Waters in the morning from the top of Wentworth Falls in the Blue Mountains, Australia. (2011)