Panorama Photographs

Paromoramic photographs can be a good way to capture images that are difficult to express in a standard 35mm frame.

35mm size

Here is an image we captured of the Winter Park ski area using the standard 35mm size. It is an impressive area, and you can see many of the surrounding mountains. But when you are there, it seems even more impressive.

Panorama Wide Format

Change this to a panorama, and it captures how impressive the moutains are all around the ski area.

Stock Photography

Look out for more pictures and galleries from Colorado Aerial Photography using panoramas. If you have a need for panoramic photos for your specific needs, please let us know.

Till next time,
Debbie Cruikshank: debbie@coloradoaerial.com
Brian Cruikshank: brian@coloradoaerial.com
Colorado Aerial Photography, LLC

New Denver Skyline Aerial Gallery

Recently, some people have been asking for pictures of the Denver skyline with the mountains in the background. With all the mountains in the background of Denver, this is not too hard. With our aerial missions in the Denver area, we also take the opportunity at the same time to capture stock photography.




If you are interested in seeing more pictures of the Denver skyline click the above picture or this link for the Denver skyline gallery.

If you would like to inquire about high resolution stock photography from these pictures or any other in the Denver area, please give us a call or send us an E-mail.

Till next time,
Debbie Cruikshank: debbie@coloradoaerial.com
Brian Cruikshank: brian@coloradoaerial.com
Colorado Aerial Photography, LLC

Windsor Tornado Damage

On Thursday, May 22, a large tornado touched down in Windsor, Colorado. This was a surprise to a lot of people since we do not get many tornados this close to the mountains. And if they do happen, they are usually not very strong.

On Saturday, we went up to look at the damage and we even more surprised to see how the tornado had wreaked havoc to the small town. It looks like it really hit the main residential area which is sad.

Below is only one small section of the residential destruction. I imagine every house with a blue tarp has its roof blown off. Many are totally destroyed.

Some large buildings were demolished as shown below:

In this picture you can see a number of buildings demolished, but one in the center that is untouched.

We have more pictures if you are interested: Windsor Tornado Damage Gallery

If you have need of the pictures, please let us know. We are sad to see all this destruction and are willing to help wherever we can.

Debbie Cruikshank: debbie@coloradoaerial.com

Colorado Aerial Photography, LLC