Photographs, Panoramas plus Tanzania 2004

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		Photographs and Panoramas Photographs, Panoramas and Images from a variety of locations around the world, including some of those taken during the 2004 BSES expedition to the Gregory Rift and Ol Doinyo Lengai in northern Tanzania. There are useful links to Panorama related pages and web sites and notes from my own experiences with panoramic photography.

		About this site Information about copyright details and the origin of this site, plus contact email address. Contact email address is hugh@hugha.co.uk

		The Church of St Mary and St Lawrence's Church Photographs and Panoramas of the Church of St Mary, Easton Neston, and St Lawrence's Church, Towcester, in Northamptonshire. Service times for the Church of St Mary.

		www.360hugh.co.uk Visit Hugh’s world of panoramas … A site that is being developed to relate specifically to panoramic photography to show the potential of this media and how it is able to convey much more than words or single images. If a picture is worth a thousand words then a panorama must be worth ten thousand, especially a 360° (or spherical) panorama where you can look all around and in any direction you wish to.

		The Ancient Technology Centre, Cranborne, Dorset The Ancient Technology Centre provides learning experiences for children of all ages, which is hands-on and exciting. It provides a unique blend of ancient crafts and skills combined with long-term construction projects to give both children and adults an opportunity to experience the realities of past life.

		Links to Panorama Related Sites and Software Links include PanoramaStudio, PTGui, Pano2VR, Red Door VR, Nodal Ninja, panoramic tripod head suppliers and 360° panoramas.

		Tanzania 2004 Reports and stories from the BSES expedition to northern Tanzania in 2004.

		Nesting Blue Tits Video clips of Blue Tits nesting.

		Determining the Nodal Point of a Lens For a lens to be used effectively for Photographic Intersection and taking certain types of Panoramas, such as full 360° Panoramas, the location of the Nodal Point (or more correctly, the entrance pupil) must be accurately determined.

		Photographic Intersection The low cost method for accurately measuring 3D points using photographs.

		Links Links to other sites of interest.

		Contact details: hugh@hugha.co.uk

Last updated January 2012