360 degree Panoramics
Various 360 degree panoramic photos I've taken over the years.

A 360 degree panoramic photo of Tower Hill in Peterborough, Ontario.

A 360 degree panoramic photo of the Gateway Arch in St. Louis Missouri.

A 360 degree panoramic photo of my old office at a now defunct Toronto consultancy. One of my first panoramic photos.

I totally butchered this 360 degree panorama of the Arch Museum in St. Louis, MO.

An early 360 degree panoramic of my backyard from my former house in Sutton West, Ontario.

A 360 degree panoramic of my backyard in Peterborough, Ontario (complete with toboggan ramp going to the roof).

An early panoramic photo of some family camping we did in 2005, I believe...

A 360 degree panoramic photo of my 12 daughters in my backyard!

A 360 degree panoramic photo of my 12 and a half sons in my backyard!
Non-Panoramic photography
Various nighttime, macro, and other non-panoramic photos.

One of my first night shots. The Trent University Athletic complex in Peterborough, Ontario, taken from the other side of the Otonabee river.

A macro shot of me holding (gently) a very sluggish and cold housefly between my thumb and forefinger.

The front grill of my friend Patrick's very awesome looking 2009 Dodge Challenger.

A macro shot of a single leaf from the Hoppe Leaf Mountain - November 2009.

A macro shot of a 2006 Canadian five-dollar bill. Those are Wilfrid Laurier's eyes BTW.

A banner shot of a 2006 Canadian five-dollar bill. Those are Wilfrid Laurier's eyes BTW.

My friend Norm bought a sword. It's his THIRD. What do you do with three swords?

A close up shot of an orange. Why? I just don't know...

A macro shot of the pins on a Pentium III processor.

A macro shot of the headstock of my Yamaha F370 acoustic guitar.
Other Photos
Photos I like (but I didn't take them.)

I didn't take this photo - it's from: dualmonitorbackgrounds.com. It's a beautiful shot of some mystery city, taken at night.

I didn't take this photo of the Monument Valley Tribal Park Navajo Reservation in Arizona - it's from: tarzanpanorama.net. Awesome panoramics here.

I didn't take this photo. It's a nice shot and a pretty unusual angle for a panoramic!