A few words on piecing together panoramas.
Sometimes you get enough of the right pieces for a good picture.
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Sometimes there are just chunks missing from what you want.
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Sometimes pictures just won't line up no matter how hard you try.
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Sometimes things just work out…
Antigua, Guatemala
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San Miguel Escobar, Guatemala
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Our hotel in San Juan La Laguna, Guatemala
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A wider view of the lake - Lake Atitlan, that is; Guatemala.
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Tegucigalpa, Honduras - at the foot of the Christ statue
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The bay at San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua
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Panama City, from the old town, with weather moving in.
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Old town coastline, Panama City
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Miraflores Locks, The Panama Canal
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They move! Boats in the Panama Canal
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The San Blas Islands near Porvenir
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The San Blas Islands (Kuna Yala), Panama
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The San Blas Islands (The Kuna Yala), Panama
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Cartagena, Colombia from the sea (obviously)
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Medellin, Colombia - from within the town
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Medellin from the mountains to the south, at a station.
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Estadio Anastasio Giradot - Medellin - Atletico Nacional vs. Equidad
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Manizales, Colombia - Catedral Basilica Nuestra Señora del Rosario
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Manizales, Colombia - from the roof of Base Camp Hostel
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Manizales, Colombia - nighttime from Base Camp
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Bogota, Colombia - a stop on the bike tour
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Nemocon, Colombia
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La mina de Nemocon - Colombia
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Not everything has to be a huge scene - Juan Valdez, Bogota
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Bogota, Colombia - from on high at Iglesia de Monserrate
That’s about it for this panorama-rama, unless I ever manage to piece together my 28 picture Manizales set into a successful panorama.
I’d like to thank all the cool places for the good views. I’d like to half-thank Nikon for the (mostly) working camera, though when I asked them were I could get a copy of the panorama program that came with the camera if I didn’t have the disc with me they said I was out of luck.
With that in mind I’d like to thank and recommend Hug-in for being an awesome, free panorama program.
