Successive snow storms over the last two weeks of February have meant a lot of digging out, but also given some good opportunities for panoramic photography. Here is a collection of Snow Panoramas including this view deep in the Hartshorne Woods (360x180).PhotoWebLab
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Sunday, February 28, 2010
Hartshorne Woods (360) In the Snow
Successive snow storms over the last two weeks of February have meant a lot of digging out, but also given some good opportunities for panoramic photography. Here is a collection of Snow Panoramas including this view deep in the Hartshorne Woods (360x180).Sunday, February 21, 2010
Fort Hancock, Beach (360) Sunset
Fort Hancock beach at sunset with the Officer's Row of residences in the background. The new building to the left is the back of the restored for chapel. Here are further views of Fort Hancock.Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Sandy Hook Visitors Center in the Snow
The Sandy Hook Visitors Center is open all the year round. Here are some full 360 degree panoramas taken in winter and summer. This fascinating building is also a former US Life Saving Station with displays about it's former use, exhibits about the natural history and Park Rangers who offer guided activities within this Gateway National Park.
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Mohonk Preserve, NY - Color / B&W Infra Red

Here is a color and a black & white infra red version of the same 360 degree view taken within the Mohonk Preseve in upstate New York, during peak autumn foliage season. Click on each to see the full size 360 view then click, hold and move mouse to move around. The black & white infra red version was created using DxO Film Pack.Sunday, January 31, 2010
Marshall Point Lighthouse in Maine
This picture is part of a panorama that was taken on a foggy day last summer at the Marshall Point Lighthouse near Port Clyde in Maine. And here are 10 more GigaPans from foggy and sunny Maine in the summer of 2009.
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Mudejar Courtyard, Parador de Carmona
The Mudejar court yard of the Parador de Carmona, near Sevilla in southern Spain. Built in the ruins of the for Citadel of Carmona which dates back to Morrish times and was even at strong hold in the times of Julius Caeser. See here for a 360 degree VR view.Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Plaza de Toros de Ronda
A view from the bleachers of the Plaza de Toros de Ronda. Now mostly a museum of bullfighting, although still used once a year. Ronda and the Bullring were frequented by Ernest Hemingway and Orson Welles, and fictionalized in 'For Whom the Bell Tools'. Welles's ashes are buried in Ronda and there is a street named, Pasco de Orson Welles. See here for Panoramas of the Bullring and Ronda.
Saturday, January 16, 2010
Alhambra, Nasdir Palace and Alcazaba
The Alhambra, Nasdir Palace and the Alcazaba citadel as seen from the Albayzin district of Granada, with the snow covered Sierra Nevada mountains in the background. Follow the link on this photograph to explore an exapnded GigaPan panoramic view of the scene, where you can zoom in on fine details. And here are more GigaPans of the Alhambra, the Generalife gardens and other locations in Andalucia, SpainWednesday, January 13, 2010
Ronda and the Gorge, Spain
This panorama was taken at dusk from the balcony on the Parador, showing the gorge that divides the old and the new town of Ronda in Spain. Click on the image to explore the full image on the Gigapan site and take the following link to see a collection of GigaPanoramas from Andalucia, Spain .
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Sandy Hook Bay - A Panoramic Virtual Tour
A Panoramic Virtual Tour of Sandy Hook Bay and the quieter bay shore of Sandy Hook. Here are salt marshes, sand bars and islands, often deserted, while thousands of people flock to the Sandy Hook's Atlantic Ocean beaches. Follow the link and navigate the tour, clicking on the beacons and markers or using the menu bar in the lower right corner of each view, to any of the 35 linked panoramas, including 11 high resolution 360 degree views, photographed between Winter 2003 and Summer 2009.
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