6 images, 18 exposures layered and tonemapped for hdr then stitched together. Content aware is my favorite tool, otherwise I would have lost the top left and lower right corners!

Reflection Lake-my last stop on the way out of the park. This pano is composed of 6 images, 18 exposures layered for HDR and then stitched together. I shot this one as a vertical pano and the next image as a horizontal. It too is comprised of 6 images, 18 exposures. Don't know if I like the b&w or color version, but I think I like the vertical format best!

Since everyone liked the color image so much, here is the vertical pano in all it's vibrancy!

This was a LOT OF WORK, but so worth it in the end! I really wanted to show the beauty of the Tatoosh Range and the amazing sky that we were fortunate enough to experience. This is a work of 5 images, 15 exposures, layered and tonemapped for hdr, then stitched together for the pano.

The most work I have ever done on one image by far!! This is (5 images) 15 exposures layered and tonemapped for HDR. They were then stitched together and finally tweaked in photoshop. I am in love with panoramics now and plan on practicing a bit more this week. Isn't it amazing how a new aspect of photography can make you feel like a little kid in a candy store? I know, I'm strange, but just call me a photography nerd, that's what I am. LOL!

Columbia River Gorge-5 images, 15 exposures layered for hdr then stitched together. Beautiful location, but too much rain on this trip!!