The upcoming event at the WWP is named “history”. As I’m a regular contributor I also wanted to contribute for this event.
After a discussion with a friend of mine I decided to realize an idea which took shape in my mind quite some time ago. I wanted to integrate a picture which shows a historic point in time in a panorama which shows the actual scenery.
Here is the panorama of the actual scenery.
And this is the historic image I wanted to integrate.
The combined panorama is hosted at the history event of the the world wide panorama.
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This spherical panorama shows the Reichtagsgebäude in Berlin at sunset.
READ MOREThis panorama is the result of 26 stitched images made with the Sony NEX-5 and the 16mm pancake lens. It is a test to be compared with the experiment I described in my last two posts. 
READ MORE This is the very first panoramic image which I shot with my first DSLR camera.
READ MOREThe North and the South Window are two arches in the Great Arches National Park.
READ MORE I used a monopod extended to about 1,5 m (5 ft). I tried to take the images from the center of the stage in order to get a symmetrical image for the reprojection.
READ MORE We participated in the WWP611 event (family). Each of us shot a panorama showing 14 PanoTwins in a single panorama. Both panoramas were shot simultaneously. We also shot a "Making of" timelapse video you can see here:
READ MOREThis panorama shows one of the tables at the gala dinner of the Interational Panoramic Photography Festival in Palmela.
READ MORE Powell Point at the South Rim of the
Reichstagsgebäude at sunset
Multirow Spherical Panorama made with the Sony NEX-5
Skyline of Frankfurt/Main at dusk (2004)
Standing near South Window in Great Arches National
On the summer stage in Kronberg
Panoramic images awarded
Making of WWP611 Event Family (timelapse video)
Gala dinner at the Interational Panoramic Photography Festival
Heading for Planes and Trains
