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Sunday, 26 December 2010
Paris City Hall in Paris
Trogir in Croatia
Lerwick Harbour, Shetland in Scotland
The Click Mill, Harray, Orkney in Scotland
City of London in London
Montuiri, Mallorca Pool from Hotel Son Manera in Mallorca
"Sa pujada" trail in Spain
Helsinki Park in Helsinki
Trollstigen and Stigfossen Waterfall, Romsdal, Norway in Norway
Burj Al Arab, Dubai, UAE in Dubai
Mount Eden in New Zealand
In no particular order, I decided to embed some of the locations I have seen so far over the years. These are not all of them, as some of the places have not been digitised as yet etc. I think this is better than showing someone a photo with a smiling face of where you have travelled to. Pretty much, these scenes are more or less exact replicas of the places. Very good thing this VR photos, credits to the 360 cities for the images. The quality is stunning.
Saturday, 25 December 2010
Friday, 24 December 2010
BroadwaynullCnullAlcatraz in san-francisco-bay-area
Basically, I was sitting in my cube looking through the internet 360 cities the other night, when I found an interesting panoramic taken of the famous Alcatraz prison, when I realised that the living conditions were almost superior, or in some cases actually are superior to some of the jobs facilities I've had in past. In general the cleanliness definatly outranks the hygene standards. Of course, I suppose the obvious bad thing is that you can't really leave until the time is spent. It is intersting how clean the place is. Even the prisons are a business nowadays i suppose.
After seeing that this area was issued a severe weather warning, as per cyclone, I decided to take a photo from a vantage point. It seems possible that either a cyclone or flood may prevail in Townsville on Christmas day. The main highways are already flooded aka The Bruce Highway in certain parts. It would be hard to exit this area in a proper emergency in my opinion, given basic human nature to panic and fly off in any car, pandemonium would quickly ensue...
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