Bug’s-eye view, 360° self-portrait with agave plant self-portrait. More panoramas of mine at PanoramicEye.com.
Tag: panorama
Graffiti murals in Highland Park: 360° panorama
Click the image for an immersive, 360° view. I shot this in an alleyway off Figueroa St, across from the Highland movie theater in L.A.
Griffith Observatory Panorama
I shot pictures at the majestic Griffith Observatory last week, the setting for scenes in Rebel Without a Cause and home of glorious terrestrial as well as celestial views. Seeing an orange-robed monk there made me nostalgic for my recent trip to Chiang Mai, Thailand, where I saw Buddhist monks in orange robes every day.
Coburg Lake Reserve panorama
Coburg Lake Reserve, Victoria, Australia.
Wat Chiang Man panorama
Here’s a 360 degree panoramic photo I shot inside Chiang Mai’s Wat Chiang Man (AKA Wat Chieng Mun or Wat Chiang Mun) temple. Click on the full-screen (button on the far right) for maximum viewing pleasure.
Ramova Grill
Here’s a 360 degree panorama I shot at the legendary Ramova grill in Bridgeport (the neighborhood where last night’s enormous warehouse fire took place) not long before it closed last May. This will be part of an interactive documentary project that filmmaker Jen Kienzler is producing, which will include brief audio stories as told by many of Ramova’s regulars. (She is currently seeking tech help to put it together; if you might be available, please email her.)
The counter, stools, and booths have been relocated to Benton House where they are hosting a “soup kitchen” tomorrow night, with help from Soup and Bread.
Click and drag on the image to pan; use shift and control keys to zoom in and out.
Cermak Bridge
Cermak and Canal, shot with a Widelux.
Sunset panorama in Douglas Park
(click to enlarge)
Volcanoes National Park panorama
Volcanoes National Park on the big island, Hawaii.
(click on the globe above, then use your mouse to move around; use shift and control keys to zoom in and out)
Widelux panoramas
Here are a proof sheet scans (these are not final images) of a couple recent Widelux pictures I took on Milwaukee Avenue.
