I finally had some success taking in-flight photos from my SuperHorizon rocket on July 19. Here’s the rocket in flight:
Below are the images it collected in flight.
Click on any image for full-size version, including EXIF data. Warning: files are big.

Farm equipment. This was one of several severely underexposed images that had to be "saved" in Photoshop. I'm not sure why this happens - maybe when the camera swings toward the sun it gets confused?

Best image of the flight - rotated and cropped a little, that's all. I can see my car in the parking lot, and kids on the soccer field. (Click to see full-rez image.)
Below you can see the electronics sled with the Pentax Optio S6 camera that took the images. The shutter is triggered via IR from the PIC – the thing taped onto the camera is an IR LED. (I buy digicams on eBay with “broken screens” – they’re cheap but they still take pictures.)

Side view - shows mounting arragment for camera (note 1/4"-20 screw into tripod mount). The PIC (18LF2620) and GPS are on the other side of the sled.
Finally, here’s a .KML file of the flight for Google Earth: sh_july19
Download that and double-click it, and you’ll see a 3D plot of the flight – something like this: