While October often suggests falling leaves and cooler temperatures for those of us caught in a Northern Hemisphere paradigm, the same can’t be said for many of our contributors, who either live in the Southern Hemisphere or find themselves traveling the globe, capturing panoramas that take us beyond the stereotypical autumn scenery. Below is a small sample of how our diverse community of creators spent October capturing scenes that span hemispheres and climates.
- Luis Davilla shared visual highlights of his travels through Canada, Alaska, and Greenland, including this landscape of Qeqertaq, located on an island off the southern shore of the Nuussuaq Peninsula.
- Gabor Varga uploaded a series of panoramas captured over the past few years from various places around the world including this aerial shot from high above Katoomba and Wentworth Falls in Australia.
- William L published over 50 panoramas in October, showcasing breathtaking scenes from Fiji, including this spectacular aerial from above the coral reef at Somosomo Bay.
- Sam Ablott published a whopping 89 panoramas from the Canary Islands and England in October, including this one featuring the white cliffs around Selwicks Bay on Flamborough Head.
- Bill Landenberger, based in Newcastle, Australia, published 40 panoramas in October from exotic locations, including this one from one meter above the Burrenjim Dam wall.
This month’s highlights are just a glimpse of the incredible diversity our contributors bring to 360Cities, from icy northern islands to sunlit southern coasts. You can browse through our recent activity to discover the full range of immersive content being uploaded every day.