360Cities – Panoramic Photography Blog

360° panorama by Marcio Cabral.
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Paepalanthus wildflower is a rare plant found only in the savannah highlands of Brazil.

360° panorama by Mark Simons.
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Walking up this set of stairs may not actually get you anywhere, but it sure would be good exercise. Olafur Eliasson’s sculpture, entitled 'Rewriting', is a route to nothingness in the middle of a Munich office building’s interior courtyard.

360° panorama by Jan Straka.
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On the Saturday of Nov 24, 1973 a United States Navy airplane (C-47 SkyTrain also known as “Dakota”) was forced to land on Sólheimasandur’s black sandy beach in the south of Iceland. The crew survived the landing and the airplane’s remains are still standing at the crash site. The black sand makes the wreckage scene look very dramatic like it was taken out of some apocalyptic zombie movie. If you want to take photos yourself of the crash site, you’ll have to take a GPS with you and type in those coordinates: 63.459523,-19.364618Find more: http://www.amazingplacesonearth.com/airplane-wreckage-iceland/More panos from Icalend: http://janstraka.com/iceland360

360° panorama by zeljko soletic.
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360° panorama by Rubens Cardia.
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Capuchin monkeys feeding on fruits brought by peoples to this small wood. Some monkeys families lives on this site and surviving only by human aid, because there is not enough food.

360° panorama by Studio MAMBeau By Martijn Baudoin, Arnhem.
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flowerfields, dutch tulips

We are pleased that the Bing.com homepage today  (13 May 2013) features yet another beautiful 360Cities panorama. This one is a lovely cave panorama made by 360Cities photographer Marcio Cabral in Brazil. Congratulations to Marcio Cabral again!

 

 

We are still wondering how the photographer could get in to this cave with all the necessary photography equipment. Read the  description to guess how.

This is the second time that a 360Cities picture made by Marcio Cabral has been featured on the Bing.com homepage. Needless to say, Marcio is one of the 360Cities Maestros.

The 360Cities Team

 

 

360° panorama by Konstantin.
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360° panorama by Konstantin.
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360° panorama by Mark Simons.
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The Münchener Eiszauber (Munich Ice Magic) is Munich's largest open air ice rink. It is usually open from late November until late January every winter.  In recent years they are continuing to dig the new U-Bahn station there so the rink is at Karlplatz Stachus instead. Cooling technology allows the ice rink to stay open so long as air temperatures remain below 10 degrees Celsius. (Source: http://www.toytowngermany.com/lofi/index.php/t26461.html)