Photography: Panoramas

Sometimes one photograph is not enough to capture the whole view of a certain scene. In that case, I capture consecutive pictures with the camera and then I stitch them together. The results are not always perfect (sometimes you notice the seams), but the final expansive photographs are usually breathtaking.

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Volos, Greece

A beautiful panorma of the city of Volos in central Greece, captured from the village of Portaria in the Pelio mountain nearby.

Los Angeles, California

A megapanorama resulting by stiching 20 pictures together taken from the top of the Grove parking structure in central LA. Among the places that can be seen: Bel Air, Hollywood Hills, Holywood Sign, Downtown LA.

Paris, France

An almost 360 degree panorama of the π-shaped Louvre Museum. The visible length of the building, a former royal palace, is around 1.5 km.

Vancouver, Canada

This is Capilano, a long suspension bridge that connects the two sides of the forest separated by a river and sharp cliffs.

Yosemite, California

The first time you stare at Yosemite Valley it's just amazing - it's as if you are transferred millions of years in the past when dinosaurs roamed the earth.

Las Vegas, Nevada

The inside of Paris Paris Casino Hotel, with the legs of the Eiffel Tower piercing through the ceiling.

Chicago, Illinois

One of the most amazing parks ever - it includes a free outdoor concert hall.

Brooklyn, New York

The Brooklyn Bridge and downtown Manhattan look staggering by night.

San Francisco, California

The Golden Gate Bridge, the Bay Area, and a couple of people watching.

Las Vegas, Nevada

View of the Strip from the top of the Eiffel Tower.

New York City, New York

View of Central Park in the summer.

New York City, New York

View of Central Park in the winter.