Fotomoto.com just announced that they've introduced payment by credit card for prints. This has been much in demand from many Fotomoto users, including us, so it's good news. It should make it easier for people to decide to complete their purchases once begun. As many of you know, Fotomoto is our partner for printing and … Continue reading Fotomoto.com now accepts credit cards
Centrum FotoSkoda, an established store for photographers and movie-makers and a cultural center in Czech Republic, just published an interactive virtual tour created using 360 Cities Immersive Tour Widget. It features 6 interactive floor plans and 19 panoramas and it was easily embedded into FotoSkoda website thanks to the 360 Cities Immersive Tour Widget technology using a single … Continue reading Centrum FotoSkoda Uses 360 Cities For Its Virtual Tour
Leif Nygaard Eilertsen just published three panoramas from the COP15 Copenhagen Climate Conference. This panorama was taken on Højbro Plads (square), where an 8,5 meter high and 11 meter wide rock-like sculpture can be seen close to the "climacamp" of the scouts. http://www.360cities.net/javascripts/krpano/krpano.swf COP15 Copenhagen Amagertorv Evening 20091214 in Copenhagen The town hall square of … Continue reading Panoramas from the Copenhagen Climate Conference
We have had a number of requests to have more evidence of "what's going on right now" on the 360Cities site. (I remember Ralph Roeske's request most clearly...) So, as part of our effort to give our returning visitors more good stuff to enjoy, we have created the "Recent Activity" page. This page (currently not … Continue reading Riding the real-time hype: our “Recent Activity” page
Erik Krause, an early pioneer of digitally stitched panoramic photography, just published a fantastic gigapixel panorama from the Swiss Alps. Not only is it an enormous image -- he also shot it handheld, without a tripod, and at 3 different focal lengths, and from four different perspectives (in order to avoid the big cross in … Continue reading Swiss Alps Gigapixel Panorama
Here are some men from somewhere far, far away. They don't come from the UAE or the Middle East. They might live in a room with 12 other people. Maybe their boss took their passports away and won't give them back. Maybe they were promised a better life, and lots of money that they could … Continue reading The Men who build Skyscrapers
Another cool panorama from Ramin Dehdashti. From his description: "Pigeon towers represent one of the most remarkable examples of eccentricity in Iranian architecture. They are found in vast numbers round Isfahan and date from the time of the Safavids. The pigeon towers were built to attract pigeons to them, so that they would nest in … Continue reading Pigeon Towers in Iran
Here is another beautiful panorama by Ramin Dehdashti. His panoramas are among my favorites on 360Cities - partly due to the fact that the places he shoots are so exotic to me, and partly because he is a fine photographer. http://www.360cities.net/javascripts/krpano/krpano.swfAn old Iranian House in Isfahan
We're pleased to announce that we recently began offering our Immersive Tours via graphic design studio lucidCircus, who is active on both the U.S. and European markets - press release. We're excited about the opportunity to have our Immersive Tours included in some of lucidCircus's creative web projects. If you are interested in partnering with … Continue reading Partnership with lucidCircus
If you're feeling too crowded, then take a trip to the desert in Bolivia. Be sure to click the FULLSCREEN button 🙂 http://www.360cities.net/javascripts/krpano/krpano.swfSalar Uyuni in South America
