Editors’ picks

Hi all! Here comes your weekly round-up of the most wonderful panoramic photos uploaded to 360Cities last week!

 

Quicksilver Submersable by Nimbus Photographics Seattle (click the picture to open the pano)

You can find hundreds of amazing underwater panos in our World map, but not many of them were taken from a submersible. This one from the Great Barrier Reef is exactly that and it’s awesome.

 

Barlineckie Lake by Paweł Jankowski (click the picture to open the pano)

What exactly do you know about Polish nature? Well – it is beautiful, just as you can see on this aerial shot, taken near the Barlineckie lake. With the beautiful weather and the sun shining from the (almost) clear blue sky, this place looks perfect.

 

Cloud Gardens in Downtown Toronto by Auggie Werner (click the picture to open the pano)

From nature to the grey city streets. There’s not many people on this pano, but you can be sure Toronto gets really busy. Or is this the place you go to in desperate need of a couple of quiet minutes?

 

Convento de Cristo Tomar by Santiago Ribas (click the picture to open the pano)

This is the Convent of Christ in Tomar, Portugal, which is included in the UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1983. However, it was built in 1160 – more specifically, the works had started that year. It took almost four centuries to finish this gem!

 

Ishim spill by Losev Alexey (click the picture to open the pano)

Sunsets are amazing, no matter if you watch them on a beautiful beach, in a city, or in the nature anywhere on the planet. Just have a look at this pano, Kazakhstan has a lot to offer, too!

 

More awesome panos coming your way!

 

Tibet by jacky cheng (click the picture to open the pano)

Temple of Bacchus and Temple of Jupiter by Melkan Bassil (click the picture to open the pano)

Blue Swallow Motel on Route 66 by Assaf Spiegler (click the picture to open the pano)

A light-up Gorgeous floats by Haruka Suzuki (click the picture to open the pano)

Inside the temple of Nanshan Complex by Dzmitry Lasko (click the picture to open the pano)