Central atrium of the Block Arcade

The Block Arcade is one of the tourst icons of the city of Melbourne. It was erected between 1891 and 1893. The panorama shows the central atrium of the arcade.

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Camera Maker: SONY
Camera Model: ILCE-QX1
Exposure Time (sec): 1/60
F-Number: 7.1
Focal Length (mm): 7.5

Technique
The shooting was done with a pole. The lens was mounted with a custom-made bracket. Stitched from five images taken with a Walimex (Samyang) 7.5mm fish eye lens on a Sony QX1. Four images around and an additional image for the nadir. The zenith was retouched by hand in post-processing.

View from Goetheturm

Entrance of the Shrine of Remembrance (Melbourne)

Hitachi 2600 Ex-6 @ Bauma 2013

Every third year the world's largest fair - the bauma - takes place in Munich. This panorama has been taken just below the boom of a "Hitachi 2600 Ex-6".

ADAC Headquarters Courtyard – Red Bench

This spherical panorama was taken from under an art sculpture in the courtyard of the ADAC headquarters in Munich.

Heading for Planes and Trains

Under the Eiffel Tower – Droste Spiral

This is from my 2018 calender either the June or the December page.

Protected: Garagenflohmarkt in Kronberg/Ts.

There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.

Wooden Framework Bridge over Ostrach

Some years ago during a high-water the old bridge has been destroyed. This wooden frame work bridge is the new one. It is a very similar construction to the one you find some kilometers downstream.

At the Petrified Forest near Cape Bridgewater (AUS).

The Petrified Forest is an area with structures of stone which look like petrified trunks of trees. The area is part of the Discovery Bay Coastal Park in Victoria (Australia).

Luitpoldpark Winter Meets Spring

Originally this panorama was my submission to the World Wide Panaorama event 'Weather / Climate'. This panorama has been stitched from two individual panoramas stitched from four images each. The shots were done with the Sony ILCE-QX1 'camera' mounted on a 6m high pole.