The Sani Pass to Lesotho on whl.travel and 360cities.net

Our partner whl.travel goes to some of the most interesting and untouched places on the planet and so do we.  Both John Gore and Jan Vrsinsky have visited and immortalized the Sani Pass, look at the panos.  http://www.360cities.net/javascripts/krpano/krpano.swfSani Top Chalet in South Africa Benita Wentzel has done an interesting piece on the tarring of the … Continue reading The Sani Pass to Lesotho on whl.travel and 360cities.net

WHL Consulting and 360 Cities Collaborate on Bringing Panoramic Photography to Local Enterprises Around The World Via a Tourism-Development Program Project:Exposure

We're pleased to officially announce an exciting partnership with WHL Consulting. Project:Exposure serves to promote local businesses and hence support sustainable tourism, which is something that we take quite seriously at 360 Cities. The details of Project:Exposure are explained in the press releases below - please note that this press release is not boring (I'm … Continue reading WHL Consulting and 360 Cities Collaborate on Bringing Panoramic Photography to Local Enterprises Around The World Via a Tourism-Development Program Project:Exposure

Earthquake Panoramas from Chile

The earthquake hit central Chile on February 27 2010 with an intensity of 8.8 Richter scale. As a result, the city was left partially paralyzed. In this panorama you can see a collapsed section of a highway Vespucio Norte, rendering the highway useless. Luckily, despite several destroyed vehicles, nobody was killed at this place. http://www.360cities.net/javascripts/krpano/krpano.swfContinue reading Earthquake Panoramas from Chile

Your Panoramic Photography Questions Answered

Panoverflow.com is a website we launched recently dedicated to answering questions about panoramic photography. It's now getting more useful - new questions and answers are added every day. You get points for being helpful, or for asking good questions - it's a nice way to show you're an expert - and it's a great place for beginners to ask questions. … Continue reading Your Panoramic Photography Questions Answered

Panoramas of classic power-plant control rooms

Boingboing published two 360 Cities panoramas of power-plant control rooms. From the article: Jeffrey sez, "I've got two fantastic power plants to show you, in 360 spherical photography. First let's travel back to the 1950's or so. Photographed by our member Noel Jenkins, he says, "The control room of the substation at Lea Marston, Warwickshire, is … Continue reading Panoramas of classic power-plant control rooms

Guest Post: Unique Panoramic Photo of the Rare and Endangered Cagou Bird in Its Natural Habitat in New Caledonia

We've received a very interesting letter from Richard Chesher, one of the most dedicated 360cities.net members. It's a story about his journey to take a photo of the rare and endangered Cagou, Rhynochetos jubatus, in it's natural habitat. We've asked him if we could share the breathtaking story also with you, our readers, and he … Continue reading Guest Post: Unique Panoramic Photo of the Rare and Endangered Cagou Bird in Its Natural Habitat in New Caledonia