Galleries
Brightest Lights
4 GigaPansViews
Brightest lights all over the world. From NASA Earth Observatory to night cityscapes and holiday lights.
Famous Landmarks Around the World
5 GigaPansViews
Famous landmarks around the world including: Machu Picchu, Great Wall of China, Petra, Jordan, Grand Canyon, and Eiffel Tower.
Yellowstone National Park Geology
109 GigaPansViews
Geological GigaPans from Yellowstone National Park.
Pacific Coast Geology
211 GigaPansViews
Geological GigaPans from the Pacific coast of California, Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia.
Mount St. Helens Geology
57 GigaPansViews
Geological GigaPans of Mount St. Helens Volcanic National Monument.
TWIC 1450
131 GigaPansViews
just another thought from
The Wright Idea Company
Cascade Range Geology
147 GigaPansViews
Geological GigaPans from the Cascade Range of the Pacific Northwest (excluding Mt. Rainier, Mt. St. Helens, and Crater Lake which already have their own galleries).
Education and Research
50 GigaPansViews
Education and Research Print Gallery
Himalayan Geology
73 GigaPansViews
Geological GigaPans from the Himalayas and Tibetan Plateau.
Dairy Bush GigaPans
193 GigaPansViews
The urban environment is expanding at a never before seen rate. Existing natural environments within urban centres, such as forests or woodlots, are exposed to increasing anthropogenic pressures of degradation, fragmentation, biological invasion and destruction.
One key to our capacity to understanding these changes will be ongoing monitoring through time. If such monitoring is democratized and publicly available then one may assume that a marginalized environment may become more valued by the human population. On the University of Guelph campus in Ontario, Canada, the ìDairy Bushî is an 8.5 ha woodlot that has been part of the city and the university campus since 1830. The sign outside the Bush reads, "The Dairy Bush is a unique and delicate example of Great Lakes St. Lawrence forest in Southern Ontario, and serves as an outdoor laboratory for University of Guelph students."
Starting in August 2009 and continuing 1 time/week until this moment I visit the Dairy Bush weekly to document time in this urban woodlot using GigaPan panoramic images.