A few weeks ago, we took a day trip down to the Mt. Rainier National Park. We took tons of pictures and some of the views were absolutely spectacular. At one point, we walked down a trail onto the river bed of the White River, and there was a log bridge going over the river. The scene was just breathtaking. I hadn't ever used the Stitch Assist feature on our Canon PowerShot S3 IS, and I decided that was the time to try it out.
I took 3 pictures, using the highest resolution in the "Landscape" mode. The other night, I finally got around to trying to stitch them together. I went and grabbed Windows Live Photo Gallery for the task, and it did a great job for me. Here's the result. This is now the desktop background on my machine at home and at work. At work, I have resized and rescaled the picture to fit my 3360x1050 needs.
