Cranes in the Maritime Museum in Rotterdam; The Netherlands

A panorama showing mostly panographers taking panoramas.

The small church has been built in 1769 next to the still visible ruins of an even older one. The cemetary is still in use today. Beyond the cemetary walls you have a view towards the Vinschgau Valley and the towns Eyrs and Tschengls.

This panorama has been shot with the Ricoh Theta S. I mounted it on a small monopd (aka selfiestick) and held it through the tiny roof hatch you can see on the panorama.

This photosphere was taken while walking on the Giebelstraße towards Giebelhaus near Hinterstein (Bavaria, Germany).

This weekend I built my remote control for my Sony NEX-7. So I was finally able to do a pole shot with this camera. This is the resulting panorama.

This panorama shows a historic windmill at the Hessenpark (an open air museum in Hesse, Germany).

This years PanoTools Meeting took place in Messina, Italy. This panorama shows the meeting venue on the first day, short before the meeting started.

The almabtrieb is an event when the cow herds, that were fed on alpine pastures during the summer return to the valleys. In Bad Hindelang this event is usually taking place on Sep. 11th. It is celebrated with a big market and a beer tent, where the local Oompah band is playing. This scene shows decorated cows, the so called "Kranzrinder". They are only decorated, when all the cows came back from the summer in the Alps.

I took four images around. One in each cardinal direction and an extra one to get rid of my shadow. I used the Sigma 8mm fish eye lens on a Sony A700 mounted on a double monopod construction.