Weekly Photo Contest: Panorama

[VMdoug]

We love taking the boat out to "The Sandbar" on the weekends. The pictures were taken with my Motorola Droid MAXX and Google+ created the panorama using "Auto Awesome". I decided to let G+ create the panorama instead of using the phone camera to do it.

 

[JDGAFFLIN]

"Heating & Cooling The World" taken with my Sprint Galaxy Nexus, stock camera app, "punch" filter.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using AC Forums mobile app

 

[mrcraft2u]

Our summer camping trip.... Taken with my OG Razr Maxx with stock pano camera.

 

[Vance14]

Entirely unedited, a desert storm coming in . . .

 

[deltasig]

Galaxy S4 edited via snapseed

 

[lovebrigade]

I think I prefer view from this side of the Hollywood Sign.

Los Angeles on a Clear Day, taken by a Galaxy S3, edited with Snapseed, straightened with Photoshop.

 

[mmcphie]

Taken on my way to visit mom, The setting sun lit up the mountains, what a beautiful world we live in!

Taken with my Galaxy Nexus

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using AC Forums mobile app

 

[ldebid]

Vertical panorama - Rain forest in Puerto Rico - Shoot using Galaxy Note 2, snapseed, pixelromatic

 

[radyoactive]

Taken with a Samsung Galaxy S4.

Congrats on an awesome season!

 

[jnaught]

Lower Manhattan - taken from the ferry to Liberty Island during the heatwave in mid-July. Galaxy S4, with a small bit of cropping using the native camera app.

 

[Stephen Bourlin]

All Galaxy 2

Night of Terror outside of Yellowstone Park


Sounders Game


Grand Prismatic Spring at Yellowstone

 

[bbarckley]

Droid Razr - default camera app
Out the back window

 

[hellomiggy]

Chumash Painted Cave Road. Taken with my Nexus 4 - Stock Panorama/Photosphere

My girlfriend decided she wanted to go up to go see the Painted caves up in the Santa Barbara Mountains. The Road was tight and really freaking narrow. We had people zooming on down. I guess they were people who lived on the Reservation. So we get up to the top where we expect an huge awesome cave with paintings on it. Nope, it was small probably about the size of a small bathroom. Either way just seeing the paintings on the wall that was covered by an iron gate. Was pretty dang awesome. The area around the cave was actually alive. Compared to the dead grass and the dryness of the mountain. Where the paintings were located, there was a stream, some really tall trees, and they were really green. It felt different and it just felt peaceful. I would go up there again. Pretty sure on a clear day, you can see the Pacific Ocean and Santa Catalina Island. It was beautiful.

Extra.
Here is the link to my photosphere: https://plus.google.com/+GoogleMaps/posts/HJbE9zbEeh2

 

[colortheorydeveloper]

Taken with a Samsung Galaxy S4 Google Edition before going out on the water for fishing:

 

[bailra01]

A gorgeous day at the Air Force Academy! Starting off the 2013-2014 NCAA football season with a W! Taken with my HTC One & edited with Snapseed.


Kayaking on Lake Dillon outside of Dillon/Frisco, CO. Taken with my HTC One & edited with Snapseed.

 

[bunsen]

Marina Bay in Singapore (2012). HTC One X. No additional software used.

Here is the entry photo.


Here are a couple more strictly for your enjoyment. (That's my wife in the pink shirt looking nonchalantly off into the distance.)

 

[agileconnor]

WW2 Memorial Panorama
Taken using: Samsung Galaxy
I took this photo a year and a half ago after I just got the Nexus. This was the first time I used the built in panorama function and I loved it's functionality. It's too bad that the memorial is closed now. Photo is slightly edited using Photoshop to bring out colors in the image.

 

[N1CH0LA5]

taken from the haleakalā crater in hawaii. stock camera app, not edited, used htc first.

 

[Boris Maiorov]

Panorama in Santa Margherita del Mare (Liguria, Italia) taken with a Nexus 4

 

[marcsledjeski]

Main Street USA at Magic Kingdom, taken with Galaxy S3, edited in Adobe Photoshop Elements