Vertical Panoramics

St Johns Church Edinburgh

by Chris | 12th January 2011 | 360 degree panoramic photography, Architecture Photography, Edinburgh, Panoramics, Vertical Panoramics, Virtual Tours | 1 Comment

One of my favourite personal things to photograph is church and temple panoramas. While I don’t have a religion myself I love the history and architecture of

Madrid part one

by Chris | 19th November 2010 | Architecture Photography, Landscape, Panoramics, Spain, Vertical Panoramics | 0 Comments

On this day Liv and I had a wander around the centre of Madrid to check out the sights and sounds. We saw two different harp players which was a really pleasant surprise but I particularly liked the style and sound of the first player. A real surprise was seeing

Granada Panoramics

by Chris | 3rd November 2010 | 360 degree panoramic photography, Panoramics, Travel Photography, Vertical Panoramics | 0 Comments

Granada as mentioned in the previous post is an absolutely stunning city. It has a lot of Moorish architecture but still has a Spanish look and feel to it. I enjoy taking single photo landscapes but my favourite kind of

Neidong Waterfall Wulai Taiwan 內洞瀑布

by Chris | Feb 3

Neidong Waterfall Wulai. Wulai is a town in Southern Taipei that features a number of tourist spots. While we didn’t get a chance to check out the town we did however spend a day at the large park/recreation area where we

Kenting Taiwan (墾丁)

by Chris | Jan 27

Kenting Taiwan. In January 2009 Liv and I travelled to Taiwan for Chinese New Year. Taiwan is her home country but it was the first I had been there and I fell in love with the country. Taiwan has a really diverse culture having being

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