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Archive for September, 2008
www.YachtPanorama.com
Teaming up with the photographer, graphic artist and web designer Hans von Weissenfluh our new website www.YachtPanorama.com is online. We focus on services creating 360° spherical panorama images and virtual tours for the boat and cruise industry.
360° – Piazza Fontane Marose, Genoa (Italy)
Jazz concert with Andy Gravish and Michael Campagna during the Notte Bianca 2007 at the Piazze Fontane Marose, Genoa. Beside getting a fine panorama at midnight this 360° panorama was also a low light taking pictures with the Canon 5D at 3200 ASA.
360° – Via Macelli di Soziglia, Genova (Italy)
This attractive street derives its name from the fact it has been the location for the undecorous meat butchers shops since the mid-twelfth century. In 1319 the construction of the “Luccoli Slaughter house” was completed [...]
360° – Old Cataract Hotel, Aswan (Egypt)
The Hotel Old Cataract opened its doors in 1889 and has become a legendary name in hospitality. With its Victorian architecture and old-world interior, the Old Cataract still graces Aswan. Its long, dimly lit red-carpeted corridors lead to suites [...]
360° – Spice Shop in the Souq, Aswan (Egypt)
The exotic atmosphere of Aswan’s back-street souqs is one of the city’s highlights. Although the fabulous caravans no longer pass this way, the colour and activity of these markets and stalls recall those romantic times. On wandering through the small [...]
360° – Cala Niasca, Portofino (Italy)
Cala Niasca at Paraggi, between Santa Margherita and Portofino is a lovely place to go swimming in the early morning. The beach can be reached with a short walk from Santa Margherita or also with the public bus from Santa Margherita.
360° – Windpark Sturno (Italy)
Climbing up for the first time 70 meters to the cabin to look at the “ingredients” of such a green power plant from the german company Fuhrländer was interesting enough, but standing at the roof of the cabin taking panorama pictures was the icing on the cake.