Panorama of a Shelf Cloud

[Zachary Biggs]

Finally purchased a copy of CS5. Here is one of my favorites from this season.

Elk City Oklahoma on June 9th.

 

[Jason Foster]

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

lolz....yeah...but mine is prettier.

I thought I posted this already...but I guess I didn't:

Not overly impressive Asperatus clouds, early morning, May 1 near Nashville, Tennessee. (if you click on the image...I believe it's linked to my SmugMug Gallery)

 

[Dan Robinson]

I've had good results from the free Autostitch software. In some cases the stitchers have trouble finding match points in soft cloud details, and you have to do it manually in Photoshop. It's not too difficult, mainy using the transform rotate/distort tool to shape match and then adjusting brightness/contrast to match the exposure levels. Lots easier when done in software, though.

From June 21 (both in Autostitch):

http://stormhighway.com/blog2011/p-june2111pan2.shtml

http://stormhighway.com/blog2011/p-june2111pan1.shtml

From May 5 (Autostitch)::

http://stormhighway.com/blog2011/p-may511pan1.shtml

From May 28 (manual stitch in Photoshop):

http://stormhighway.com/blog2011/p-may2811pan1.shtml

All of the above in Illinois.

 

[Patrick Boomer]

June 14, 2011 southwest of Red Deer, Alberta

 

[Mike Moore]

You guys inspired me to give it a try...