Posted by 360Cities on May 14, 2013 at 9:55 am.
360° panorama by
Studio MAMBeau By Martijn Baudoin, Arnhem.
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flowerfields, dutch tulips
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Posted by Elena Martinez on May 13, 2013 at 6:18 pm.
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!

Anhumas Abyss, Bonito, Brazil. Panorama made by Marcio Cabral
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
Tags: bing.com, cave, featured, panorama
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Posted by 360Cities on May 13, 2013 at 12:09 pm.
360° panorama by
Konstantin.
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Posted by 360Cities on May 9, 2013 at 11:35 am.
360° panorama by
Konstantin.
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Posted by 360Cities on May 8, 2013 at 1:04 pm.
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)
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Posted by 360Cities on May 8, 2013 at 10:48 am.
360° panorama by
Vincent Royer.
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Grand Escalier 1 - Grand Séminaire de Québec
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Posted by Elena Martinez on May 8, 2013 at 10:12 am.
We’re constantly working to improve the 360Cities Panoramic World experience whether you use computer or a touch screen device (smartphones and tablets).

We’ve just upgraded our maps to to the new Google Maps API and there are a couple of improvements
which we’d like you to be aware of:
- Maps tiles load faster and transitions are smoother when you move around and zoom.
- The user experience for touch screens is greatly improved. Now the map does not jump
around randomly when you move around.
You will notice the difference when surfing in the 360Cities map, in the area pages, in your account page and in the “Find a photographer” map.

Keep discovering our amazing Panoramic World with 360Cities maps!
The 360Cities Team
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Posted by 360Cities on May 6, 2013 at 4:16 pm.
360° panorama by
Calvin K McDonald.
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Goblin Valley is in Emery County Utah about 50 road-miles southwest of Green River, Utah. Goblin Valley is a State Park thus a small fee is collected at the entrance. There are no hiking trails in the park, the area is all open hiking, allowing the visitor to go wherever they like and climb on whatever they like. The park also hosts a campground.
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Posted by 360Cities on May 6, 2013 at 1:41 pm.
360° panorama by
Kengo Shimizu.
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In the northern part of Himeji city that is famous for the world heritage "Himeji Castle" is an old house of Sano family. It is said that the residence was built in early 18th century.Japanese houses have a large floor that is separated by traditional Japanese fusuma (papered sliding doors). The floor is covered by Tatami (mat made of rice straw).The point of view is in a living room. The next room decorated with a hanging scroll and a Japanese flora art is a parlor.The size of the living room is approximately 3.8 x 3.8 meters (12.5 x 12.5 ft). The parlor has the same size.
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Posted by Elena Martinez on May 6, 2013 at 11:45 am.
We’ve just launched a new MAESTRO badge recognizing a select group of photographers for their exceptional contribution to the 360Cities Panoramic World. The MAESTRO badge will be displayed right next to the EXPERT badge next to the photographer’s name.

We’ll be updating the MAESTRO list on a regular basis. If you have ambitions of becoming a 360Cities MAESTRO, you can contact one or more of them for inspiration – the easiest way to approach them is via the comments feature on the panorama pages. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from the MAESTROs!
The 360Cities Team
Tags: badge, exceptional, expert, maestro
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