Incredible photographs show the world's beauty spots in full panoramic wonder

An English photographer has traveled all over the world - and along the way created stunning panoramic images using a film camera. John Chapple has captured all types of landscapes, including grassy fields in England, major US cities, and sandy beaches in Australia. Chapple, originally from North Devon, first worked as a news and show business photographer before he got into landscape photography, his website says.

Quite the view! Photographer John Chapple captured this shot of the Santa Monica Pier in Santa Monica, California

Escape: Water pours down a grassy California hillside in this image

West Coast adventure: Chapple captured downtown city skyscrapers - as well as miles of the Greater Los Angeles area and mountains in the distance

Dried up: Desert shrubbery is seen as sun touches down on mountains in Mojave, California

Pathway: Chapple spied this structure in Queensland, Australia

Getaway: Birds swim through the waters of Western Australia in this shot

Stormy weather: Clouds perch over grassy areas in Northam Burrows, North Devon

Mystery: Light peers through trees in an Oregon forest

Rocky stop: Waves crash against rocks in Western Australia

Make a break for it: The Cook Islands' Rarotonga is seen covered in trees

Long way out: A pier is seen at Busselton Jetty in Western Australia

Sweet treat: Chapple took this image of Sugarloaf Rock while traveling through Western Australia

Cosmopolitan: No stranger to inclement weather, Seattle's skyscrapers are seen underneath dark skies

Washed ashore: A colorful boat is seen at Crow Point in North Devon, England

Where does it go? A wooden pathway is seen at Braunton Burrows in North Devon, England

Gathering: Chapple, who uses a film camera for landscapes, photographed these massive stones in Brandon, Oregon

Isolation? A wooden house is seen in a snow field in Williston, North Dakota