Like every week, we are here to bring you the most wonderful panoramic photos that our community photographers uploaded last week. And there some amazing pieces!
Before the perfect ride by Melina Mehr Klee (click the picture to open the pano)
If you like skiing or snowboarding, you know what this panoramic photo is about. After a tough climb, it is now the time to put on your skis and go down. Breathe in, breathe out and… go!
Breakdown Highway Blues by Salma ElDardiry (click the picture to open the pano)
This pano is really a piece of art, with the lovely night sky and the lights of the car going past the one that’s apparently broken. Even though the whole situation does not seem happy for the guys trying to repair it, the pano is wonderful!
Porcos Bay Aerial by Marcio Cabral (click the picture to open the pano)
What an amazing piece of nature the Fernando de Noronha islands are. Porcos bay is just one of many untouched places there, so if you ever get to explore the east coast of Brazil, this spot is certainly a must-see!
Laguna Torre at Magic Hour by Marcio Cabral (click the picture to open the pano)
Marcio is our PRO, EXPERT and MAESTRO photographers and this panoramic photo is another proof. It’s quite difficult to capture the beauties of the nature, but he’s making it look easy, Laguna Torre looks stunning on this pano.
Chaplin World Museum by luis davilla (click the picture to open the pano)
This wax figure of Albert Einstein can be found in Chaplin’s world in Switzerland, which is an extraordinary place. Whole site dedicated to the famous artist offers an amazing tour full of art, naure and simply amazing experience. It’s located in Corsier-sur-Vevey!
Here’s more!
Johannisberg Vineyards Areal View by Carsten Arenz (click the picture to open the pano)
Pilu hole – relics repair site by jacky cheng (click the picture to open the pano)
Ramesses the Sixth Burial Chamber by Salma ElDardiry (click the picture to open the pano)
Palazzo Querini Stampalia by Heiner Straesser (click the picture to open the pano)
Chiesa di San Domenico by Heiner Straesser (click the picture to open the pano)
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