A picture and panorama from our camping trip at Molly Brown campground on Turquoise Lake near Leadville, CO.
Category: photography
Lands End Observatory at Grand Mesa National Forest
This is a 180 degree panorama taken at Lands End Observatory in Grand Mesa National Forest.
Grand Mesa
In July we camped in Grand Mesa National Forest.
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- Ward Lake in Grand Mesa National Forest
Red-tailed hawk
We often see hawks circling, and there's a nest on the other side of the golf course. But this evening one decided to hang out on our gate for a while. I'm pretty sure this is a red-tailed hawk.
Hearst Castle, CA
After touring Paso Robles wine country, we visited Hearst Castle
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- Towers of Casa Grande
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- Cherubs on Casa Grande
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- Main room in Casa Grande
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- Detail in main room
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- Dining hall
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- Dining hall
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- Dining hall ceiling
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- Detail in dining hall
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- Theater
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- Theater
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- Statue on the grounds
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- Neptune Pool
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- Neptune Pool
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- Neptune Pool
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- Neptune Pool floor
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- Roman Pool diving platform
Paso Robles, CA
The first week in October my wife & I, with my parents, toured wineries in Paso Robles, CA. We stayed at a local B&B for a few nights.
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- Justin Winery vineyards
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- Justin Winery
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- Justin Winery
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- Justin winery
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- Justin Winery cellars
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- Justin Winery Cellars
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- Ann & George's B&B, at Voladores vinyard
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- Syrah grapes at Voladores vinyard
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- On Voladores vinyard
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- Eberle Winery vineyard pano
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- Eberle Winery cellars
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- Sculpture at Eberle Winery
Rainbow chip
Interesting storm clouds to the south, from our back deck, right before sunset. Just a chip of a rainbow beneath the clouds.
Praying mantis
Just found out we have praying mantis in Colorado. Picture is from a planter on our deck. (click for full-size)
Grand View Point at Canyonlands, 2007
A 180° panorama looking south from the Grand View Point Overlook inside Canyonlands National Park in Utah. This is from our 2007 trip to nearby Moab. To give a sense of scale, there is a single-lane dirt road that runs across the foreground, then curves up to the right.
Be sure to zoom in to see all the details (scroll wheel or buttons). Click-n-drag or use keyboard arrows to pan. Use button for full screen (center bottom).
Crater Lake panorama (my first)
My very first panorama, taken summer of 1990 at Crater Lake in Oregon. I snapped this with a disposable 35mm camera, from the main overlook at the Rim Village. I didn't get my first real 35mm SLR until a couple of years later, and my first digital wasn't until a few years after that. But I had the 35mm negatives from the disposable, and scanned them a few years ago. I've just now got around to stitching them into a panorama, and uploading it.
Be sure to zoom in to see all the details (scroll wheel or buttons). Click-n-drag or use keyboard arrows to pan. Use button for full screen (center bottom).