The technique that started everything — still the sharpest tool in the kit. Large-format capture and digital twins, from a TIME cover to a 46-gigapixel tower.

Stitched TIME's One World Trade Center cover panorama — 567 frames shot from the building's 408-foot spire, assembled into a fold-out cover image that later became the first photo used to launch Facebook's 360 Photos feature.
Gigapixel, LIDAR, and photogrammetric 3D reconstruction of Sutro Tower, San Francisco (1,811 ft), built for its 50th anniversary. Most recent independently-documented work.

The origin of Gavin's entire panoramic career — one of roughly 55 photographers across 20 teams capturing 16 miles of Yosemite Valley on early GigaPan robotic heads, built for NPS rockfall and geological analysis.

Intel's first digital-twin exhibit — 50+ gigapixel panoramas and photogrammetric 3D scans, VR-ready, live on Intel's own museum site.
Explorable gigapixel panorama for a major observation deck — six touchscreens, roughly 100 interactive points of interest, day and night captures.
Multi-format capture — gigapixel, 360 video, aerial 360 video, and traditional videography — for DRAX's "Immersive Forests" sustainability film, produced in partnership with UK stitching studio Surround Vision.
An eight-year gigapixel capture project across Tibet's most remote regions with art historian Thomas Laird, preserving ancient Buddhist temple murals at ultra-high resolution — published as a SUMO-edition book by TASCHEN in 2018.
A long-term timelapse and hyperwall installation, one of Panogs' own listed reference projects from May 2017.