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Author: Manuel Vega Velazquez

Pedro Sanchez Cortes, Ginecologo, Gineco Obstetra, Cuautitlan Izcalli, Tultepec, Estado de Mexico, Mexico

Ginecologa y Obstetrica
Control de embarazo / Atencin de Partos y Cesreas / Tratamiento del Virus de Papiloma Humano / Coloscopia / Ultrasonido y Papanicolau /

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Author: CAZENAVE stphane

Sol Kersner is a South African

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Author: Andrew Varlamov

The building of Wreden Institute of Traumatology and Orthopaedics was constructed by architect Robert Friedrich Meltzer ( http://www.encspb.ru/en/article.php?kod=2804007857 ) in Petrogradskaya Side in 1902-1905. It is an example of the rationalistic trend in Art Nouveau architecture with an image of Mother and Child on the facade, majolica made by artist Kuzma Sergeevich Petrov-Vodkin.

Jeremy Howard wrote in his book “Art nouveau: international and national styles in Europe” (published by Manchester University Press in 1996) : “The diversity of Meltser’s approach, as well as his mastery, were simultaneously expressed in the Orthopaedic Institute building (1902-5) which was an early example of the rationalist trend. However, the chapel in pressed brick and with staggered flat roofs, incorporated a Vrubelesque majolica panel of the Virgin and Child. This was the design and first major work of Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin, a young discovery of Meltser’s who was be engaged on the decoration of many of his projects. The tiles were executed and installed by specialists from the London branch of the Doulton ( http://www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Doulton ) pottery company. Petrov-Vodkin supervising the early stages of manufacture in Lamberth ( http://www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lambeth ).” (page 155)

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The early work of Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin (1902-1905)

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Tweet Working with Wembley Stadium in London, 360 Cities and Jeffrey Martin have created the next in a growing series of live event gigapixel photos. This time it was the final concert in an 8-concert series by mega-band Take That , on July 9, seen by 85,000 delirious fans that night. Have a look at http://wembley360.wembleystadium.com/ and tag yourself or your friends if they were there.
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New Wembley Gigapixel Take That Concert 9 July

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Tweet While the football fans among you were following Manchester City and Stoke City battling it out for this year’s FA Cup yesterday at Wembley Stadium in London, 360 Cities founder Jeff Martin was pitch-side capturing a 20-gigapixel photo of the crowd – the largest-yet 360-degree photo of a sports event. The image has now been launched on http://wembley360.wembleystadium.com/ – less than 24 hours after shooting! People viewing the image can tag themselves or their friends if they were in the 90,000-strong audience.
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The Worlds Largest 360-degree Sports Photo

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Tweet Download the Press Release ; Download the Media Package (The Media Package contains lots of screenshots of the image which you can use in your blog or publication) Click the image above to open the Gigapixel Photo!

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Here is a corner view at the top of Center Point, you can see a large section of London from here. These panoramas were taken during the time Jeffrey Martin was taking the amazing 80 gigapixel panorama of London , and you can see him shooting away in the distance. Corner of Center Point – Jeffrey Martin’s London 80 Gigapixel Panorama in London Jeffrey Martin: Id like to thank Tom Mills , photographer and friend, based in Camden Town, London, who assisted me on this three-day shoot.
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Centre Point Man

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Here is a corner view at the top of Center Point, you can see a large section of London from here.
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Centre Point Man

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Here is a corner view at the top of Center Point, you can see a large section of London from here. These panoramas were taken during the time Jeffrey Martin was taking the amazing 80 gigapixel panorama of London , and you can see him shooting away in the distance
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Centre Point Man

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Weve found the winner of the second London gigapixel treasure hunt . He is from Greece and his name is John Lagonikas. Congratulations, John! John wins a top-of-the-line 27″ LCD monitor from Fujitsu ! John Lagonikas John comments on the treasure hunt: I always had a thing for panoramic pictures.
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John Lagonikas Is The Winner Of The Fujitsu Treasure Hunt

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Weve found the winner of the second London gigapixel treasure hunt . He is from Greece and his name is John Lagonikas
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John Lagonikas Is The Winner Of The Fujitsu Treasure Hunt

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Weve found the winner of the second London gigapixel treasure hunt . He is from Greece and his name is John Lagonikas.
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John Lagonikas Is The Winner Of The Fujitsu Treasure Hunt

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Weve found the winner of the second London gigapixel treasure hunt .
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John Lagonikas Is The Winner Of The Fujitsu Treasure Hunt

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We’ve found the winner of the second London gigapixel treasure hunt .
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We Have a Winner Of The Second Treasure Hunt!

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We’ve found the winner of the second London gigapixel treasure hunt .
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We Have a Winner Of The Second Treasure Hunt!

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We’ve found the winner of the second London gigapixel treasure hunt .
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We Have a Winner Of The Second Treasure Hunt!

Proud, legendary and lavish, the Fairmont Peace Hotel, overlooking Shanghais Huangpu River, boasts a history that overshadows that of any other hotel in the Far East. With its origins dating back more than eight decades, this beloved landmark served as a glamorous playground for the elite of Shanghai, where every night was an extravagant gala event and veritable Parisian fashion show. In the 1930sthe grand hotels golden decadediplomats and celebrities from across the globe made its luxurious suites their home, and turned its lore into legend.

Fairmont Peace Hotel

Re-opened in November 2010, we invite you to be among the first to experience a new chapter of history in the making, as Fairmont unveils an attentively restored icon. Emanating its original splendor, Fairmont Peace Hotel will once again stand as Shanghais most exclusive and prestigious address. Dining and entertainment establishments, including the esteemed Jazz Bar, assume their former glory, where people meet to celebrate fame, achievement and success. Bask in the luxury of the hotels indulgent guest rooms and suites, in company with Shanghais most influential, privileged visitors. Through it all, you will be able to immerse yourself in the hotels illustrious past, while becoming part of its extraordinary future.

Fairmont Peace Hotel Hall

Fairmont Peace Hotel Jasmine Lounge

The restored Fairmont Peace Hotel ushers in a new era of elegance and comfort for discerning travelers to Shanghai. The hotels glamorous restyling will enable it to sit alongside Fairmonts impressive list of heritage hotels worldwide, including The Savoy, London, New Yorks Plaza Hotel and the Fairmont San Francisco. No matter what brings you to this landmark hotel on in Shanghai, your every need will be graciously met.

Visit more panoramas of the Fairmont Peace Hotel Shanghai.
For a virtual tour of Shanghai attractions, more bars and hotels, visit Arounder Shanghai.

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Fairmont Peace Hotel Shanghai

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Heres the next set of clues for the first London gigapixel treasure hunt : 7. Washing up 8
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Next Three Clues For The London Gigapixel Treasure Hunt to Win Ten Crumpler Bags!

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Heres the next set of clues for the first London gigapixel treasure hunt : 7. Washing up 8. Who you will call when you are trapped inside of a washing machine.
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Next Three Clues For The London Gigapixel Treasure Hunt to Win Ten Crumpler Bags!

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The London 80 Gigapixel world record panorama will be shown at the Visit2010 Fujitsu Forum Europe conference inMunich on November 24 and 25. Come to see the panorama in its full glory! Here’s a video of the workstation that will be used to show the video at the Visit2010
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Come To See The London 80 Gigapixel at Fujitsu Visit2010 in Munich

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Almost all of the tens of thousands of panoramas on 360cities.net are available for licensing on request, including our new, 80-gigapixel London panoramic photo.
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Commissions and Licensing of Panoramic Photos

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Coming November 18. (Yes, I know that it says on the London Gigapixel page that it’s starting on November 16.
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Gigapixel Treasure Hunt 1 Win Crumper Bags!

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Coming November 18. (Yes, I know that it says on the London Gigapixel page that it’s starting on November 16.
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Gigapixel Treasure Hunt 1 Win Crumper Bags!

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Coming November 24. Find the hidden clues in the London Gigapixel image. Be the first to send in the correct answers, and win a fantastic 27 inch LCD monitor from Fujitsu ! Stay tuned.
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Gigapixel Treasure Hunt 2 Win a 27 Fujitsu Monitor!

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Coming November 24.
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Gigapixel Treasure Hunt 2 Win a 27 Fujitsu Monitor!

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I faced a ton of challenges and problems when shooting the London 80 gigapixel image. First of all, it was similar to the Prague gigapixel image from last year – I shot it as a challenge, not sure if it would really work
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London Gigapixel Challenges and Problems

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I faced a ton of challenges and problems when shooting the London 80 gigapixel image. First of all, it was similar to the Prague gigapixel image from last year – I shot it as a challenge, not sure if it would really work.
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London Gigapixel Challenges and Problems

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So, how did I make the London Gigapixel ? Here are some answers. I will update this post from time to time, because I want this to be a “real” FAQ
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London Gigapixel FAQ

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I will update this post in the next few days. Stay tuned. For now, Here are my first few thank-yous: First, I want to thank Gerardo, our lead developer at 360cities.net.
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London Gigapixel Special Thanks

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I will update this post in the next few days. Stay tuned. For now, Here are my first few thank-yous: First, I want to thank Gerardo, our lead developer at 360cities.net
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London Gigapixel Special Thanks

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After three days of shooting, ten thousand photos taken, and a huge amount of work, the London 80 Gigapixel Panorama is finished and online… Press and bloggers: Please download the The Press Release and the media package ! It is the largest 360 ever made to date… Be sure to zoom in all the way! If you want to publish anything about this image in your blog, newspaper, or anywhere else, here is The Press Release . If you want some screenshots / images from this panorama, you can download the media package . This image is, I would say, the biggest challenge I’ve ever faced as a photographer, and the finished product is certainly one of the highlights of my photographic career.
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The London Gigapixel is finished!

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After three days of shooting, ten thousand photos taken, and a huge amount of work, the London 80 Gigapixel Panorama is finished and online… Press and bloggers: Please download the The Press Release and the media package ! It is the largest 360 ever made to date… Be sure to zoom in all the way! If you want to publish anything about this image in your blog, newspaper, or anywhere else, here is The Press Release . If you want some screenshots / images from this panorama, you can download the media package . This image is, I would say, the biggest challenge I’ve ever faced as a photographer, and the finished product is certainly one of the highlights of my photographic career
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The London Gigapixel is finished!

Spherical Images Virtual Tours
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Harrods (London)

Spherical Images Virtual Tours
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Komodo Dragon in London Zoo (London)

This Virtual Tour was commissioned to help Wilton's raise money for their restoration.
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Wilton’s Music Hall (London)

This is a part of the Lloyds Building Virtual Tour by Spherical Images Ltd, completed in 2010
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Lloyds Building – The Underwriting Room (London)

Part of the Virtual Tour Spherical Images completed for them in 2009
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Royal Albert Hall – Inside (London)

Part of the Virtual Tour Spherical Images completed for them in 2009
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View from the Gherkin (London)

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Author: Mr Y

My name is Yusuf aka Mr Y.
I am a panorama photographer, projection artist, HD designer and most of all a tinkerer.
On this site, On the websites below I am showcasing some of my work.

Some of my 360×180 degree panoramic views & ideas often find their way to my Flickr Slideshows & Zooomorama albums.

As a member of the World Wide Panorama project, an international association for VR photographers, my profile contains a small gallery of interactive VR’s and links to still works

If you want to get in touch with me, My contact information is conveniently shown at the bottom of all pages,or you can use the contact form.

Panoramic views of Mr Y:

http://www.viewat.org/?hd=1&i=en&id_aut=1418&sec=pn

Business Y-card:

MRY: HD Designer & VR Photographer

VR albums:

Passing threw the OverPass VR:

http://www.viewat.org/?i=en&id_aut=1418&id_pn=11694&sec=pn

Mr Y @ London_Bridge VR:

http://www.viewat.org/?i=en&id_aut=1418&id_pn=11693&sec=pn

Sainsbury VR tunnel :

http://www.viewat.org/?i=en&id_aut=1418&id_pn=11692&sec=pn

Glass Staircase :

http://www.viewat.org/?hd=1&i=en&id_aut=1418&id_pn=11697&sec=pn

Mall VR :

http://www.viewat.org/?i=en&id_aut=1418&id_pn=11698&sec=pn

HD & Zoomarama albums

Zoomorama Small Planet:Passing threw the OverPass

http://www.zoomorama.com/VR_Tours_and_Events/01-2ef22509da3d0983111164314f21f4ee

Zoomorama Album: Graffitti in Slough Round Abt Tunnel

http://www.zoomorama.com/VR_Tours_and_Events/01-744e22be98f42bcf5e2ea9202aad8e7a

Flickr Album: Passing Threw The Overpass Tunnel

http://www.flickr.com/photos/38218113@N02/show/

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Glass Staircase in Slough

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Author: Mr Y

My name is Yusuf aka Mr Y.
I am a panorama photographer, projection artist, HD designer and most of all a tinkerer.
On this site, On the websites below I am showcasing some of my work.

Some of my 360×180 degree panoramic views & ideas often find their way to my Flickr Slideshows & Zooomorama albums.

As a member of the World Wide Panorama project, an international association for VR photographers, my profile contains a small gallery of interactive VR’s and links to still works

If you want to get in touch with me, My contact information is conveniently shown at the bottom of all pages,or you can use the contact form.

Panoramic views of Mr Y:

http://www.viewat.org/?hd=1&i=en&id_aut=1418&sec=pn

Business Y-card:

MRY: HD Designer & VR Photographer

VR albums:

Passing threw the OverPass VR:

http://www.viewat.org/?i=en&id_aut=1418&id_pn=11694&sec=pn

Mr Y @ London_Bridge VR:

http://www.viewat.org/?i=en&id_aut=1418&id_pn=11693&sec=pn

Sainsbury VR tunnel :

http://www.viewat.org/?i=en&id_aut=1418&id_pn=11692&sec=pn

Glass Staircase :

http://www.viewat.org/?hd=1&i=en&id_aut=1418&id_pn=11697&sec=pn

Mall VR :

http://www.viewat.org/?i=en&id_aut=1418&id_pn=11698&sec=pn

HD & Zoomarama albums

Zoomorama Small Planet:Passing threw the OverPass

http://www.zoomorama.com/VR_Tours_and_Events/01-2ef22509da3d0983111164314f21f4ee

Zoomorama Album: Graffitti in Slough Round Abt Tunnel

http://www.zoomorama.com/VR_Tours_and_Events/01-744e22be98f42bcf5e2ea9202aad8e7a

Flickr Album: Passing Threw The Overpass Tunnel

http://www.flickr.com/photos/38218113@N02/show/

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Passing threw the OverPass

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Author: Carlos Anillo

Windsor Castle is, along with Buckingham Palace in London and Holyrood Palace in Edinburgh, one of the principal official residences of the British monarchy. Queen Elizabeth II spends many weekends there and the horse racing season held in the town of Ascot. It is one of the largest castles in the world that are still inhabited and one of the oldest.
The castle is located in the city of Windsor in Berkshire County in the valley of the River Thames and west of the city of London.
The day I visited the flag showed that it was the Queen.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windsor_Castle

El Castillo de Windsor es, junto con el Palacio de Buckingham en Londres y el Palacio de Holyrood en Edimburgo, una de las principales residencias oficiales de la monarqua britnica. La reina Isabel II pasa ah muchos fines de semana as como la temporada de carreras de caballos que se celebran en la ciudad de Ascot. Es uno de los mayores castillos del mundo que an estn habitados as como uno de los ms antiguos.
El castillo se localiza en la ciudad de Windsor en el condado de Berkshire, en el valle del ro Tmesis y al oeste de la ciudad de Londres.
El da que lo visitamos la bandera indicaba que se encontraba la Reina en el.
http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castillo_de_Windsor

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Windsor Castle (1) Henry VIII Gate, England, UK

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