New York City, Manhattan, Brooklyn bridge, Times Square

[Castillonis]

All of these images are much larger panoramas. You need to click on them and zoom and drag around. You can use the middle scroll wheel on your mouse to zoom in and out. You can click and drag as well. I captured these between October 18th and the 22nd of 2010.

Empire State Building ( Click and zoom around )



Upper East Side of Manhattan ( Click and zoom around )



Brooklyn Bridge ( Click and zoom around )



Times Square ( Click and zoom around )



World Trade Center Construction Site ( Click and zoom around )



Central Park, Sheeps Meadow, looking south ( Click and zoom around )



Boston Panoramas
http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/showthread.php?t=187557
Portland, Oregon Panoramas
http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/showthread.php?t=187365
San Francisco Panoramas
http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/showthread.php?t=187558

[Sekkle]

amazing stuff!

[Castillonis]

Thanks. Did you zoom around and explore the panoramas a bit?

[Sekkle]

yeah, I did. How many photos make up each of them?

[Castillonis]

I would need to go back and look at the original files, but less because I wanted to retain high quality so that I can make giant prints. If I am shooting for the web and the effect of the zoom I would shoot with a longer focal length. I can already make prints from these that are greater than 15 feet wide to 40 feet wide at 240 dpi.

[CPVLIVE]

The photo of Times Square is pretty interesting - almost like being there. Good stuff.

[highriser1]

This is real neat. Not to be missed!

[Castillonis]

I added a panorama of the World Trade Center construction site that I photographed in late October of this year.

[Castillonis]

Added Central Park, Sheeps Meadow looking south panorama to post. Click on the image and use the mouse to zoom in and explore.