VirtualParks Thematic index to Photo Panoramic Scenes by Erik Goetze

	Building Interiors

	Chaparrel

	Fall Foliage		Observing fall colors can be a lot of fun. These scenes include aspens turning yellow/orange/red, and other unbelievable foliage colors.

	Forest

	Ghost towns and ruins		From Bodie to other relics of the west's history, see these structures before they rust into oblivion.

	Glaciers

	Great Meadows		Vast green pastoral scenes

	Lakes and Reservoirs		Many people enjoy seeing large bodies of water. Here's an assortment of lakes and reservoirs from around the Western US and Canada, from Peyto Lake to Lake Tahoe.

	Lighthouses		Explore many varied types of lighthouses found along the west coast of the United States.

	Mountain tops and passes		Visit the rare air found atop some incredible mountain tops and passes.

	Ocean and Beaches		The coastline of North America is a fascinating interface between land and sea. Check out the many beach and ocean scenes, mostly in California.

	Petroglyphs and pictographs		Every year more rock art gets stolen (carved out of the rock and taken away), or weathered. View these priceless examples of rock art.

	Redwoods and Sequoias		There's something special about a redwood forest.

	Rock formations		Some of the most wondrous sculpted rock formations occur in the western US.

	Snow and ice		Snow changes everything.

	Streams and Creeks		Explore the intricate and often lush world of the watershed's waterway of life: streams and creeks.

	Sunsets and Sunrises		Sunsets may be somewhat of a photographic cliche but at least with a panorama you can see both the sun and the incredible evening or morning light cast on the surroundings.

	Waterfalls		View many different kinds of awe-inspiring waterfalls, from tiny creek falls to roaring monsters like the Athabasca River falls.

	Wildflowers		Enjoy some of spring and summer's great wildflower displays around California captured in 360 degrees.

	Wildlife		It's very unusual to see wildlife in a panorama because of the wide angle lenses used and the bulky, time-consuming, and vaguely threatening (to an animal) tripod/photo gear setup.

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