Panoramas
I've experimented from time to time with panoramic photos. I stand in one place and take a number of pictures, turning a few degrees to the right each time. Then I stitch together the central portions of the resulting photos to create one superwide-angle panorama.
The first three examples below were made from conventional snapshots. I literally cut and pasted the prints together, and you can see where.
The other eight examples come from a digital camera and have been assembled with the assistance of photo-processing software, so their quality is better. (Some other panoramas, from the Oberlin College Science Center, are here and here.)
Click on any of these examples for a larger version. Because they're wider than usual, the pictures may take some time to download.
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