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Re: 2011, a good year for panoramas.
Bostjan Burger 2012-Jan-07 10:20:00
Very true! Amazing collection for the Best 2011. I would add all to this list... and a special pick would be ... check New Caledonia location... whow! Hint... Alfred Hitchcock ( movie Birds... lol ).
Bostjan
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From: Robert Bilsland <#removed#>
To: #removed#
Sent: Saturday, January 7, 2012 12:21 AM
Subject: 2011, a good year for panoramas.
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Well this years "best of" event is another amazing collection of panoramas from all over our planet. If you haven't had time yet to have a look around them, visit the event page, bring up the "Photographer's Name" list and click a few random panoramas.
After looking through them all I thought I would share a few that caught my eye and why. These are just my choices, why not share what caught your eye too.
Chas Adlard's, The Pinnacles in Mawson Valley
http://worldwidepanorama.org/wwp_rss/go/n7238
The colours in this bit of wilderness are both beautiful and so unexpected.
Andreas Schniertshauer's New Place @ the Corner of Borngasse and Franzstrasse
http://worldwidepanorama.org/wwp_rss/go/n7235
The shapes and lines in this new construction are so much fun, I could see myself walking up and down the paths in between the trees.
Miguel Sep?lveda's METROPOL PARASOL
http://worldwidepanorama.org/wwp_rss/go/n7258
The size and shape of this building is outstanding, I can't describe it, you just have to see it yourself.
Maciej G. Szling's Cemetery No. 51 - Rotunda
http://worldwidepanorama.org/wwp_rss/go/n7155
I find these places both peaceful and thought provoking. The mist only stengthens the atmosphere of the place.
Thanks to everyone who has taken part in any of the Worldwide Panorama events and to all who have worked so hard behind the scenes.
Robert Bilsland.
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