It’s been 23 months since I started making interactive panorams and I find that I enjoy each one as it comes out and am continually impressed by the technology which allows them to be created and viewed and shared around the world. !w00t Whilst looking through my web stats, I noticed that quite a a few of the older panoramas are still getting 200 and 300 visit per month. Just like with my other (ie non-paorama) photography, what other people like (or not) and view most often is not neccesarily the choices I would make – and that’s a grand thing. Yahoo for diversity in taste.
Enough words – time for the (in the) Round Up
The most visited this year, May 2009 - Trippy Troppy Pano

Interactive Version (5.02 Mb, .swf)
And the second most visited – also an abstract – Universoid:

Interactive panorama. 1.62 Mb, requires flash – this interactive is different to the others that I’ve put together thus far as it starts aimed at the nadir. To see the rest of the universe, you will need to pan upward.
And another abstract at third – Universal Planets:

Interactive version. 11.5Mb, requires flash.
Stokes Hills Wharf – this was made from photos taken when I went to Stokes Hill Wharf to shoot boats – didn’t get much that I liked of boats but shot lots of other images that I liked:

Interactive version (435 Kb, requires flash).
And two made at the Casuarina Coastal Reserve earlier this year Knocked em Down and Drying (I’ve been waiting for the area to dry out more so I can get shots for the “Middle of the Dry Season” look – but it’s been an odd Dry – lots of rain, high humidity – still not ‘Dry Season’ enough for me to get the image I want):

Interactive version (2.54 Mb, requires flash)

Whilst the image above is stitched properly, the interactive version (3.6Mb, requires flash) is put together as if it is an equirectangular, resulting in the trees going to a point at the top and the tracks going to a point at the bottom. Not realistic, obviously, but I like the way the horisontal viewpoint looks with these angles.
And the most recent of the 360 panos, taken and stitched in July – Fogg Dam Spinning:

I’ve now finished processing the last of the photos from the Fogg Dam Walkabout and the above 360 pano is now available in an interactive version – 1.62Mb, requires flash. Please note that unlike most other interactive panos I upload, this one *does not* auto rotate – you’ll need to do that yourself. To navigate the interactive pano, use either your mouse to click and drag or the arrow keys to move let and right and the + and – keys to zoom.
The above are about half of the interactive panoramas I’ve created to-date – you can find the others here.
Thanks for visiting.
Fogg Dam Spinning
I’ve now finished processing the last of the photos from the Fogg Dam Walkabout and the above 360 pano is now available in an interactive version – 1.62Mb, requires flash. Please note that unlike most other interactive panos I upload, this one *does not* auto rotate – you’ll need to do that yourself. To navigate the interactive pano, use either your mouse to click and drag or the arrow keys to move let and right and the + and – keys to zoom.
Careful of the crocs.
The slidshow above is now complete.