Along Interstate I-5 in the state of California one passes many mundane rest stops where for a few brief moments we relieve our bladders, stretch tight limbs, munch sandwiches, check the load, walk the dog, horse or cat and generally relief the stress of the highway. I have long thought that they were an viable photo assignment, since I saw in their very mundaneness an artistic challenge. The only rule is that they be shot while at a California reststop on I-5. These photos were made with a digital Olympus C3030z camera, (after a long hiatus from silver based film) on trips to San Diego and back to Nor-Cali. These digitally stitched panoramas were compiled with Enroute's QUICK STITCH and PANORAMA FACTORY software. Then sepiatone was applied in Photoshop6. To read an excellent article on digitally applied sepiatone by Ed Scott. CLICK HERE