It’s Monday, which means your summary of the most wonderful panoramic photos is here. This week we’ll have a look at some amazing landscapes our community photographers captured – and there’s a lot to admire for sure.
Nordenskiöld glacier by luis davilla (click the picture to open the pano)
First lovely landscape to admire is this one by Luis. Norwegian untouched nature simply invites you to walk around – we can almost smell the fresh cold air here.
Sunset at Hahei Beach and Pier at Camp Bay by Christian Kleiman (click the pictures to open the panos)
From cold weather to a warm one. Who wouldn’t want to just go and have fun in the waves on this beautiful beach in New Zealand, under the clear blue sky? For sure, New Zeland has a lot to offer – and it’s not only about places you know from the Lord of the rings, right? The pier on the second pano is definitely one of them.
Mt. Lee – Hollywood Sign by Martin Hertel (click the picture to open the pano)
This is a place that everybody knows, but the pano was taken from quite an unusual angle. However, even though you always see the Hollywood sign from the other side, this view is not bad either. L.A. looks magnificent from over here.
Solar de Serrade – Alvarinho vineyard in autumn by Jorge Marcoa (click the picture to open the pano)
This must be one of the most peaceful panos our photographers have uploaded to 360Cities. Just have a look at the wonderful wine yard, while the sun sets on a nice autumn day. The only thing missing is a nice glass of wine, right?
Winter Sky’s at Ferryland Lighthouse by Brian Carey (click the picture to open the pano)
Back to cold places! We know the previous three panos made you feel pretty warm – and this one is not exactly the case. However, the sky above the lighthouse is amazing!
Moonlight Night @ Hok Tsui Wan by wongchichuen (click the picture to open the pano)
Speaking of the sky, here’s one more pano that you shouldn’t miss. We include Wong Chi Chuen’s pano in our summary regularly and this week won’t be an exception. Well deserved, though, as the clouds above the Cape D’Aguilar Marine Reserve look almost magical. Brilliant pano.
Want more? Here you go!
Standing inside Planinska Jama by Jürgen Matern (click the picture to open the pano)
VIRTUR-Rocinha, upper Part of Favela by Holger Jung-Gercke (click the picture to open the pano)
Aerial view from Seelisberg by Fabian (click the picture to open the pano)
Hay Paddock Vineyard by Christian Kleiman (click the picture to open the pano)
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