We had an interesting wave cloud over and downwind of the San Francisco Peaks on Saturday. I first noticed it as I left the house driving to a trail run on Waterline Road in the San Francisco Peaks north of Flagstaff.
![Wave cloud over the San Francisco Peaks, Arizona.](https://www.dblanchard.net/blog/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/20220528_0819_pano_ap-640x318.jpg)
The view from the parking lot and trailhead was partially obscured by trees but I knew that sections of the Waterline Road had a wide-open view. And, so, I found a view that I really liked with the wave cloud, road, and distant cinder cones.
I shot this as a set of five vertical panoramas on my iPhone. I then imported these into Affinity Photo to create a horizontal panorama (a panorama of panoramas!). Finally, I used some warp transformation in AP to fix the horizon (i.e.; make it straight instead of curved) and the corners.
![Five vertical panorama images used to create the final image.](https://www.dblanchard.net/blog/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/20220528_0820_5pix-640x235.jpg)
Oh, and the run was fun, too!