About the panoramic photos:
These panoramic photos are a collection of images taken with either large format panoramic film or multiple digital images stitched together using various techniques. Most are landscapes but some are from events. Most panoramics are an average of 10' wide at their optimal quality but can easily be enlarged.
If you're interested in a print for your home, office, as a stock photo for a web site or print, or as a gift please use the contact link.
(All photos are available with or without a border with the area's name.)
About the panoramer:
Dan Harper (that's me) is a Winnipeg based commercial photographer who really loves to create high resolution panoramic photos.
For more information you can visit DanHarperPhoto.com (commercial work) or DanHarperPhotography.com (blog & stock photography site) and lots more photos of Winnipeg and around the world!
*Click on any photo for a larger version
Panoramics from around Winnipeg
Downtown Winnipeg from St. Boniface, Provencher bridge panoramic
-325"x44" (27 feet wide, 325 megapixels)
Downtown Winnipeg from Portage & Main st.: Downtown panoramic (gigapan version here)
-857"x80" (71 feet wide. This is not a typo, this image is 5 gigapixels and can be printed at 71 feet wide. 5167 megapixels, yes: five-thousand one-hundred sixty-seven megapixels)
Osborne Village and the Manitoba Legislature stock panoramic
-15 feet wide, 193 megapixels
Osborne Village and the Manitoba Legislature stock panoramic, dynamic sky
-15 feet wide, 197 megapixels
St Boniface Bridge (Esplanade Riel) and the Canadian Museum for Human Rights sunset stock panoramic
-13 feet wide, 164 megapixels
View from Westview Park (AKA "Garbage Hill) panoramic
-52 feet wide, 606 megapixels
Cropped version of: View from Westview Park (AKA "Garbage Hill) panoramic
-16 feet wide, 191 megapixels
Osborne village and the Manitoba legislature night panoramic
-14 feet wide, 144 megapixels
St. Boniface Bridge (Esplanade Riel), the Canadian Museum for Human Rights and downtown Winnipeg stock panoramic
-15 feet wide, 195 megapixels
The Canadian Museum for Human Rights and downtown Winnipeg stock panoramic
-10 feet wide, 120 megapixels
The Forks, the Canadian Museum for Human Rights and downtown Winnipeg stock panoramic
-17 feet wide, 210 megapixels
Downtown Winnipeg winter: Downtown & the Canadian Museum for Human Rights panoramic
-127x32" (11 feet wide, 165 megapixels)
Osborne Village & Manitoba Legislature: Osborne panoramic
-82x28" (96 megapixels)
St. Boniface bridge (Esplanade Riel) and the Canadian Museum for Human Rights: Winnipeg city skyline panoramic
-77x23" (71 megapixels)
Osborne Village & Manitoba Legislature: Osborne panoramic
-122x27" (133 megapixels)
St.Boniface & The Forks from the Canadian Museum for Human Rights
-115"x44" (10 feet wide, 116 megapixels)
Winnipeg from downtown
-67"x22"
St. Boniface Bridge hoarfrost
-190"x28" (16 feet wide, 155 megapixels)
Winnipeg from St. Boniface
-117"x17"
Assiniboine Park Nature Playground, Winnipeg, Manitoba
-94"x27" (almost 8 feet wide, 101 megapixels)
Downtown Winnipeg from St. Boniface
-122"x17"
Winnipeg and The Forks from St. Boniface
-167"x24"
U2 in Winnipeg, from the pit
-126"x25" (11 feet wide, 125 megapixels)
Winnipeg - Downtown Sunset
-52"x16"
Forks Sunrise after storm
-61"x16"
Winnipeg - Downtown winter sunset
-52"x16"
St Boniface and the Forks
-72"x13"
Winnipeg skyline from "Garbage Hill"
-98"x12.75"
Vertical panoramic at the St.Boniface Cathedral
-32"x194" (16 feet tall)
Panoramics from around Manitoba
Pisew Falls, Manitoba
-114"x39" (almost 10 feet wide, 99 megapixels)
Grand Beach, Manitoba sunset
-61"x17"
St. Leon, Manitoba sunset
-162"x21"
Pembina Valley Sunset - Pembina Valley, Manitoba
-78.75"x19.5"
Pinawa Dam Provincial Park - Manitoba
-45"x12"
Birds Hill Sunset - Manitoba
-50"x13"
Highway Sunset - Manitoba
-120.75"x17.25"
Panoramics from Canada
Vancouver, B.C.
-72"x13"
Vancouver, B.C. at night
-99"x17"
Ottawa, Ontario parliament buildings panoramic
-74"x14" (6 feet wide)
International panoramics
Lyon, France
170"x29" (14 feet wide, 197 megapixels)