St Anne's Church, London, UK (b1) by Rich Gibson

Gigapan with Canon S5IS

I took the train up from Hursley, than I might have planned, and then wandered about with my heavy back. I took refuge at St. Anne's and took panoramas.

This is the same church shown in gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=693, but from the other side of the rear yard. I almost didn't upload this second one, but looking closely there are interesting features (revealed in the snapshots) in each view which are not visible in the other image.
What we clearly 'need' is a device which continuously records gigapixel panoramas wherever we go...obviously that is technologically absurd, except, doing just a little extrapolation on current trends we should be able to have that capacity within a surprisingly small number of years.

This image took about 7 minutes to take, and maybe 4-5 hours to stitch.