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Taken shortly after sunrise on Mt Washington. Too bad this one came out a little blurry, it was my first one! For a complete trip report, go here: mitoc.mit.edu/gallery/washington_gigapan
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This was taken from on top of the Cog Railway tracks on Mt Washington. Look at all the rime ice on that has accumulated on everything. The chains on the nearby building are actually for anchoring the roof down. For a complete trip report and additional pictures, go here: mitoc.mit.edu/gallery/washington_gigapan
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This was taken on the way down from Mt Washington via Boott Spur. The large ravine is Tuckerman's Ravine, which usually retains snow for 10 months of the year. For a complete trip report and additional pictures, go here: mitoc.mit.edu/gallery/washington_gigapan
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This panorama was taken just after sunrise on a nice December day on Mt Washington, in New Hampshire. We were very lucky with calm winds and 5F air temp. Just 24 hrs earlier the windchill where this picture was taken was -57F. I'll let you figure out the temp and windspeed. For a complete trip report and additional pic...
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Taken on top of Boott Spur, on the way down from Mt Washington, in NH. You can see Wildcat Ski area across the valley. For a complete trip report and additional pictures, go here: mitoc.mit.edu/gallery/washington_gigapan
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Taken below Mt Washington on a nice winter day. For a complete trip report and additional pictures, go here: mitoc.mit.edu/gallery/washington_gigapan
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This was taken near sunrise from the top of Mt Washington, in NH. The buildings are part of the Mt Washington Observatory. The gigapan mount behaved spectacularly in the 5 degree F conditions. I set up a Canon Power Shot on the mount, and the system happily took about 800 pictures over ONE HOUR and didn't even comp...
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This pano was taken below Mt Washington on the trail to Boott Spur. The tall rock cairns mark the trail. For a complete trip report, go here: mitoc.mit.edu/gallery/washington_gigapan
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I took this shot with a Nikon D70 and hand held it. It took 30 images. 10 across the top, 10 middle and 10 bottom. I stitched them with Autostitch. I was standing at 7,500 ft on the north side of Mt. Adams in Washington State.
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