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| Full Screen 360 degree Virtual Panoramas - weekly feature presented by Hans Nyberg |
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| THE FULL SCREEN ARCHIVE 2008 Jan - June
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The Naked Bikers in London June 14 2008 The World Naked Bike Rides event want to protest against oil dependency and celebrating the power and individuality of our bodies. It started in 2004 and is this year a World Wide event in 20 countries and more than 70 cities. Read more at:
Blue Moon, a restaurant in Lima - Peru claims to have the world's second biggest bottle collection (when it comes to limited editions of artistic bottles). 17.500 bottles in public view, and 5.000 bottles additionally stored away from public view. And of course the buffet is superior. VR Photo © Trausti Hraunfjord
in Valley of The Kings VR Photo© David Firestone The burial chamber with the sarcophagus painted with scenes from the Book of the Gates and the Amduat.
View 360o Virtual Panorama: VR Photo© Michael Stoß The Dalai Lama spent a few days in Germany and visited Berlin as his last stop on 19th may. 23.000 people came to the Brandenburg Gate to listen to him and to support the Tibetan struggle for autonomy. The Dalai Lama once more denied any tendencies to demand complete independence from China. Several chinese groups were peacefully supporting the Chinese government and criticising the Dalai Lama.
VR Photo© Bostjan Burger About 27.000 dancers simultaneously danced Quadrille Dance on broadcasted music in 40 cities in Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia & Herzegovina and Macedonia on May 16th 2008. The event in 2007 entered the six editions of the Guinness Book of Records as a world record breaking synchronous dance and this year was another World record pending to enter the seventh editon.
Tower Bridge from Queen's Walk The Tower Bridge over the River Thames is here seen from the Queen's Walk. The Queen's walk is a promenade on the south bank of Thames. Along the promenade you find several of the new London tourist sites like the London Eye and the Tate GalleryVR
Death Valley VR Photo© Will Pearson OSCARS 2008February 24 2008At the red carpet is french actress Marion Cotillard who became the winner of an Oscar for best leading role for her performance as Edith Piaf in “La Vie En Rose” VRPhoto© Eugene Garcia-ocregister.com The Queen Victoria ocean liner began her maiden visit to Sydney on Saturday February 23.
Queen Victoria was launched only 2 months ago. The ship measures 294m in length, and weighs 90,000 tonnes,with place for 2000 guests and a 1000 crew.
VR Photo @ Peter Murphy Peter Murphy was the first VR Photographer featured in the Fullscreen of the Weekat panoramas.dk when I started it exactly 6 years ago. The panorama was like now a shipMatthew Flinders Circumnavigation
Cafes and Bistros in Brittany Bretagne on the Atlantic coast of western France is with it's dramatic coastal landscapes, its special culture and Celtic influence, an area I always wanted to visit. Viewing Stephane Mahe's panoramas from the region made me even more interested in visiting Brittany.
CARNIVAL IN RIO DE JANEIRO > view 360 panoramas VR Photographer AYRTON in Rio de Janeiro is again this year taking panoramas from the famous Rio Carnival. Together with DUDU TRESCA from Sao Paulo they produce panoramas from the Canival in Rio and Sao Paulo for the largest online News Media in Brazil Terra.com.br VR Photo © AYRTON New Year in Sydney, Rio, London, Zermatt, and much more
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