Try this... Hit full screen and just let it roll...

Wide open space (http://www.willpearson.co.uk/virtual_tours/zabriskie_point/)

Prefer to be cooped up in green spaces - but thanks anyway.


Regards
Exeng

Lovely outlook. Cheered me up, just like this old re-run .
Soap (TV comedy) opening/intro - YouTube

I just recall the time we took the weather ship up to 50,000+. Saw almost the whole of the UK out the canopy, saw stars in the daytime looking straight up, then dropped 10 miles vertically down into a low level wazex.

That's the way to start your morning. I recommend it to everybody :ok: (except agoraphobics).

Try this... Hit full screen and just let it roll...

Wide open space (http://www.willpearson.co.uk/virtual_tours/zabriskie_point/)

Try this... Hit full screen and just let it roll...



Move this to the Mars Curiosity thread and it should fit right in

Wide open space

Actually I thought it was live streaming from a Martian probe visiting Earth.

Actually I thought it was live streaming from a Martian probe visiting Earth.

And it resembles of few places in the ole, U.S.

No wonder they came back to find their brethren.... :}

Where is the shadow of the camera thingy?
It should be there but I cant find it.:confused:

There was a better panorama of London knocking about tinternet a couple of years back it seemed to have a infinite zoom.
:)

Desert Dingo - after shooting most of the pano, the tripod is removed and a 'straight down' shot (or shots) taken.


The stitching program then bungs all the photos together and removes items (such as the tripod shadow) which appear in one photo but not the rest.

panoguide: Creating spherical panoramas (http://www.panoguide.com/howto/panoramas/spherical.jsp)

Good for the soul this Ramadan.

Arisaig 360 Panoramas | Scotland Panoramic Photography | 360 Panoramic Photographer London (http://www.willpearson.co.uk/virtual_tours/arisaig/)

More here:

World Panoramic Photography - 360Cities (http://www.360cities.net/)

Funnily enough one tires of the panoramas of distant mountains, the ones that show human ingenuity by way of buildings and machines are the most memorable images.

Just in case you thought the Faroese spend their days fishing in open boats:

360Cities.net (http://www.360cities.net/map#lat=62.25416&lng=-6.55911&name=nordborg-faroe-islands&zoom=13)

Thanks Little cloud. That shabby wheelhouse is the bridge of the Nordbord - a trawler! No wonder Danish ships have such a good reputation.

http://i46.tinypic.com/15fspqe.jpg