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If you enjoyed the photos on this portion of my site, you may wish to visit Klaus' Korner off my homepage, containing the sights around the historic Yorktown, VA battlefields.

My Panoramas

All image on this page were stitched using Panavue Image Assembler.

NOTE: QuickTime VR images are best viewed by saving the image to your computer,
though they may be viewed using the QuickTime plugin within your browser.
Once loaded into your browser, use File=>Save As.
Then view the file in full screen mode in QuickTime.
Hold mouse button down and move cursor to pan within the image.
Use Shift/Ctrl to zoom In/Out.

~270° (south to east) panoramic image of Wormley Pond
taken from the bridge over the dam spillway
(taken with FC-E8)

QuickTime VR of the above image (~385k)
Viewing Instructions

~180° panoramic image of York River from the Yortown Victory Monument, past the Yorktown Pier and Beach,
across the Colemen Bridge, around to just past the Virginia Institute of Marine Sciences. (VIMS)

QuickTime VR of the above image (~1.9MB)
Viewing Instructions

My latest ~180° panoramic image of Wormley Creek/Pond and the earthen dam that divides them in the Colonial National Historic Park in Yorktown, VA, on the moring of 1-4-2002, after the winter storm of 1-2thru4-2002.

QuickTime VR of the above image (~1.5MB)
Viewing Instructions

Morro rock in the early evening fog. Morro Bay, CA 8-16-2001

View of the Atlantis Hotel from the seaplane terminal, Paradise Island, Nassau, Bahamas, 8-24-2002

View of the Yorktown power plant on the York River, with the Coleman Bridge in the background as the sun sets 10-14-2002
Four images shot with the WC-E63 and stitched with Panavue ImageAssembler

Last modified on: Tuesday, July 1, 2008 16:56
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