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 →

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 →

Vasilis has loved taking photos since the day he got his first camera. He was fascinated by panoramic photography from the moment he began working in this technology, creating custom HDR and LDR spheres for use in 3D Graphics in order to light his virtual sculptures.  He loves exploring new ideas in panoramic  photography and aerial photography. … Continue reading Maestro Contributor: Vasilis Triantafyllou  →

Rami is a Finland-based VR panoramic photographer, consultant and a respected instructor of 360° photography and videography. He also knows how to handle his camera on top of a 10 meter pole and on drones.He has been a 360Cities contributor since way back in 2008. We’re grateful to have him on board since then! Don’t … Continue reading Maestro 360º Contributor: Rami Saarikorpi →

Gregory lives with his family in Tahiti and New Caledonia. He is a part-time professional VR photographer with the enviable job of documenting this piece of heaven on earth.  His most well-known panoramas are shot from beaches, volcanos, and temples; from the sea like a fish and from above like a bird.Check out some of … Continue reading Maestro 360º Contributor: Gregory Panayotou →