This is awesome.

[Atty]

http://img128.imageshack.us/img128/9614/panaramafollowingthesunxy2.jpg

Beautiful.

[rossmum]

I concur.

[kungpow]

Indeed.

[Patrickssj6]

Hmm....Terragen?

Good nontheless. :)

[Kornman00]

That, is madness :o

[atomicpower93]

oooo the colours!

[Classicthunder]

Backgrounded.

How did you find it and who shot it? Brilliant idea.

[Dr Nick]

I bet you could cut out each piece, stick it on one of those circular things, and spin it and it woud look awesome!

[Pooky]

I'd like it better without the black bars, but I agree.

[Rob Oplawar]

yes, absolutely gorgeous. I wonder where those pics were taken- must have been a really high latitude. [eidt: or low latitude i guess] Either that, or the pics were not taken at linearly distributed times and the photographer skipped the night altogehter. Eirther way, it makes for a really nice effect.

[n00b1n8R]

:ox10^:awesome:

[Hurrvish]

Looks like Terragen

[Jelly]

What Atty said.

[Tweek]

i don't get whats so awesome about it.
i mean it's pretty and all, but yey?

[Con]

yes, absolutely gorgeous. I wonder where those pics were taken- must have been a really high latitude. [eidt: or low latitude i guess] Either that, or the pics were not taken at linearly distributed times and the photographer skipped the night altogehter. Eirther way, it makes for a really nice effect.
it looks CG-ish, probably terragen like others have said. btw, anyone here have terragen 2? It's so hard to use :\

[Syuusuke]

Assuming it's not CG, it could have been taken in either North or South Pole, where it is always night or always day (apparently for this image, it's an "always day" type). It looks like each frame is a 2 hour interval (12 frames, one cycle of a day apparently, refer: frame 1 and 12)