Playing with the new camera and software. Click through to see larger sizes (for the full effect, you'll want "original size"):

West Seattle Bridge. Note, this isn't a fisheye lens; the bridge is curvy, so is the planter. There is some distortion (you can see the wires going up) but not that much.


Seattle waterfront from some park in West Seattle. Actually, it was a parking lot, not a park.


Seattle from Alki Beach


Harbor Island and Seattle waterfront. I like this one because the working waterfront is emphasized. This is also the only one with two rows of pictures; I shot everything from the Seattle waterfront up, then from that point down. You can see some ghost ships in there.

not a single comment? I'll even take "you suck"

I dig it.

Quoted: I have PTGui but I haven't done too much with it.

I ended up buying AutoPano Pro. PT Gui was frustrating to use; it crashed a lot.

Those are nice. This is my first attempt at a panorama. Using a Nikon D70s I forgot which lens I had on at the time. I think it was the kit lens. Anyhow I used PS CS2's photostitch program.