Foto Friday – Extreme Panoramics

I love panoramic pictures. I’ve been in some incredible places in my life and want to try to capture the grandeur of a place.

Or to try and capture a once in a lifetime event like this 50th wedding anniversary party. And panos can do that.

However…

I want to be like these photographers! Check out these ultra panoramics done using Apple’s Quicktime Virtual Reality (QTVR)

Panoramas.dk
The Seven Wonders of the World
The Pyramids at Giza

Leave a comment and let us know what you think!

Till Next Week – Keep Snappin’

Stan

HEY!  Don’t forget THIS one…

Stan took the pics, and I assembled the pano – this is the view from the Tennessee Aquarium in Chattanooga, Tennessee!

I used it in this layout:

Thought you’d like to see!

Jenn

EDITED 9/6/08 – Panos seem to confuse a lot of scrappers but they are easy to do. We wrote a tutorial to help you out. Click here to see it!

Stan

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