Panorama of a Shelf Cloud

[Jim Saueressig]

I am not sure I should post on the same page as James because nobody will even notice mine but: LOL

 

[Allan Jeffers]

Simply AWESOME shots, James!

 

[Erik Dirksen]

Several 140° Panos made with Autostitch:

 

[Jason Foster]

OK...not a wall cloud, but a favorite spot amongst many of us:

 

[Dean Baron]

It's not a true panorama, but it is a two shot stitch taken on 6/3/2010 south of Yankton, SD

 

[Zachary Biggs]

Lots of amazing shots in here. Its nice to see what other people use for panos.
I need to use something other than Elements 5. It doesn't stitch anything decently. I still have to go back over the image and clone, heal, and mask. And even then there are problems.

I shot this image but couldn't get it to stitch in Photoshop Elements-5. So James Langford stitched it for me.

Its my best shot to date.

 

[Justin Turcotte]

North Dakota Red River flood. Five images stitched together using free Microsoft ICE. I now just need to remember to start taking stacked images so I can produce something in standard print size (4x6, 8x10, etc).

 

[Jeff Russell]

Ok I had to go try. I used Microsoft ICE and was made from 8 shots. Covers 210 degrees. Not bad for a first try.

 

[Laura Duchesne]

Gore Bay, Manitoulin Island, Ontario, Canada

 

[Michael Gavan]

Paradise Valley, MT. (Mt. Emigrant) 4 images stitched.

Same place, different day. 2 images stitched

My backyard, 2 images stitched + HDR

 

[Olivier Staiger]

OK...not a wall cloud, but a favorite spot amongst many of us:

I love Google street view.... ;-)
http://www.google.com/maphp?hl=en&q...=QfeWksb9imCea0a_MOs9Rg&cbp=12,317.68,,0,2.83

 

[Larry Posey]

Absolutely stunning. Thank you for posting these. They are beautiful.

 

[Michael Gavan]

Tried my hand at my own shelf cloud panorama the other day...

 

[Ben Tillotson]

June 16 near La Grange, WY

 

[John Farley]

May 28, 2011 near the Jersey-Macoupin County Line, IL

April 22, 2011, Holt's Summit, MO

June 12, 2010, between Stinnett and Dumas, TX

Actually, all of these were really elongated wall clouds or wall cloud/shelf cloud hybrids, not true shelf clouds - but they are my favorite panoramas thus far.