Jan joined 360Cities back in 2008 as a 360º photographer and has also been a member of the 360Cities Team in our early days. Jan runs the Pano Society shop in Europe selling tripods and heads for 360º photographers and videographers. Jan discovered panoramic photography and interactive images thanks to the panorama mode on his … Continue reading Maestro Contributor: Jan Vrsinsky
Category: 360º Panorama Maestros
360Cities Maestro badge recognizes a select group of photographers for their exceptional 360° panoramic creations.
Maestro Contributor: Santiago Ribas
Santiago is an architect who started working with 360º photography way back in 1998. Back then, he created a CD about a region in Portugal, his home country. The 360º exploration of buildings and landscapes has always attracted him and Santiago hasn’t stopped capturing Portugal in 360º. His goal is to document the interesting history … Continue reading Maestro Contributor: Santiago Ribas
Maestro Contributor: Vil Muhametshin
Vil has been creating multimedia virtual tours and 360° panoramas since 2003. He is a professional of high definition (HDR) spherical 360-degree panoramic images; loves to create ground, elevated and aerial panoramas; eager to find creative solutions for specific cases such as theatrical and art projects, historic reenactments or museums; builds interactive virtual tours based … Continue reading Maestro Contributor: Vil Muhametshin
Maestro Contributor: flaviodmt76
Flavio is a photographer, dreamer, and traveler for whom 360º panoramas are the ultimate stage of immersion. His dream is to create panoramas in every nation of the world.Check some of Flavio’s panoramas that were selected as Editor’s Picks below, but don’t forget to visit his profile page to see his full collection of beautiful … Continue reading Maestro Contributor: flaviodmt76
Maestro Contributor: Marcio Cabral
Marcio is a landscape photographer based in Brasília, Brazil. Throughout his career, he has earned a well-deserved reputation for his award-winning work, which has been published in several travel and tourism magazines, as well as in books and website guides to Brazil. He also creates unique panoramas and was the first Brazilian to produce an … Continue reading Maestro Contributor: Marcio Cabral
Maestro Contributor: Bill Edwards
Bill is a hiker, climber, photographer, writer… and an incurable romantic. He has been contributing his exceptional 360º images since 2012; a decade now! Bill has created various types of 360º photography but his beautiful 360º mountain images, inspired by his passion for hiking and his love of mountains, stand out most. Bill’s eBook, Banquet … Continue reading Maestro Contributor: Bill Edwards
Maestro Contributor: Luciano Correa
Luciano is a professional 360º creator from Brazil. He signed up for a 360Cities account in the early days of the platform. His panoramas on 360Cities have have been viewed almost two million times!Enjoy the 360º images of some stunning landscapes below and visit Luciano’s profile page to enjoy his entire portfolio.
Maestro contributor: Ramin Dehdashti
Ramin is a prolific 360º photographer from Tehran Iran. He’s been publishing his work on 360Cities since 2008. His collection on 360Cities currently contains more than 200 panoramas, 27 of which have been selected as Editors’ Picks. Go to Ramin’s profile page and visit Middle Eastern bazaars, bathhouses, deserts, traditional houses, mosques, palaces, and more. … Continue reading Maestro contributor: Ramin Dehdashti
Maestro contributor: Jedsada Puangsaichai
Jedsada is a panorama photographer from Bangkok, Thailand. He can’t think of better company than his camera during his extensive journeys; as he says, “360º photography is a part of my travel experience.” Jedsada published his first panorama on 360Cities way back in 2009. Since then, he has published hundreds of 360º panoramas from diverse … Continue reading Maestro contributor: Jedsada Puangsaichai
Maestro contributor: Thomas K Sharpless
Thomas is a retired software and systems engineer who worked in cancer research, medical imaging, and chip design. He got hooked on panoramic photography in 2004, when he converted a document scanner into a rotating digital slit camera. Thomas got into developing open source panography software around 2008. In 2009, he co-rediscovered an 18th century … Continue reading Maestro contributor: Thomas K Sharpless