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World Heritage - a World Wide Panorama June 19-21, 2004
World Heritage - a World Wide Panorama June 19-21, 2004

On the Solstice weekend, June 19-21, more than 110 photographers in 32 countries around the world created VR panoramas with the common theme of World Heritage. This site showcases the results of their efforts.

Click to view other WWP events:
WWP 304 - Marketplace | WWP 604 - World Heritage | WWP 904 - Bridges | WWP 1204 - Sanctuary | WWP 305 - Marketplace | WWP 605 - Water | WWP 905 - Energy | WWP 1205 - Best of 2005

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Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore  
Glen Arbor, Michigan, USA
Lat: 44° 54' 3.6" N Long: 85° 59' 21.8" W
Date/Time: 12:00 pm EST
Equipment: Nikon D1X / 10.5mm
Since the Great State of Michigan does not have any location listed on the UNESCO World Heritage Tour (I'm sure this just some silly oversight that UNESCO in trying to correct). I choose one area in northern Michigan's lower peninsula that has always held a sp..
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Photo: Mark Houston
Brooklyn Park Historical Farm  
Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, USA
Lat: 45° 8' 15" N Long: 93° 20' 0" W
Date/Time: 12:00 CST (-6 UTC)
Equipment: Nikon CoolPix 8700, WC-E80, Kaiden Quickpan III-SPH, Stitcher

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Photo: Grant Hermanson
Drying Racks in the Taos Pueblo Plaza  
Taos, New Mexico, USA
Lat: 36° 22' 42.6" N Long: 105° 35' 13.2" W
Date/Time: 8:52 am Mountain Time
Equipment: Nikon D100, Sigma 8mm, Bogan 302. RAW format, f14 at 200. (EV adjusted +1.5) Photoshop CS, PTGUI/PanoTools, Panocube
1000 Years of Inhabitation"The Taos Pueblo is the only living Native American community designated both a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and a US National Historic Landmark. The multi-storied adobe buildings have been continuously inhabited for over 1000..
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Photo: John Fellers
Huguenot Street  
New Paltz, New York, USA
Lat: 41° 44' 51" N Long: 74° 5' 12.8" W
Date/Time: 5:45 AM (EST)
Equipment: Canon 10D with Sigma 8mm fisheye, custom pan head of my own design, stitched with PTGui
Huguenot Street in New Paltz, NY (USA) claims to be the oldest continuously inhabited street in America. The street has several stone houses dating back to the late 1600's and historical markers with details of the twelve founding families...
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Photo: Mark Fink
Brooklyn Bridge  
Brooklyn New York, NY, USA
Lat: 40° 42' 20" N Long: 73° 59' 47" W
Date/Time: 4:30 PM EST
Equipment: Taken with Nikon D-100, 8mm Sigma lens, Kaidan panoramic head. Stitched with PTGui/Panorama Tools, converted to QuickTimeVR with PanoCube
When it was completed in May 1883, New York City's Brooklyn Bridge was the largest suspension bridge in the world. Designed by John Augustus Roebling and completed by his son Washington Roebling, the Brooklyn Bridge spans New York's East River connecting the b..
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Photo: Ralph Greene
Statue of Liberty - World Heritage site  
Liberty Island in New York Harbor, New York, USA
Lat: 40° 41' 20" N Long: 74° 2' 42.4" W
Date/Time: 6:10 pm Eastern Daylight Saving Time
Equipment: Taken with a Fujifilm S2 Pro digital SLR, Nikkor 8mm/2.8 lens, f16 at 1/180 second, ISO 200. Assembled with PTMac and Panorama Tools. Additional post-production with PhotoShop, Cubic Converter and QuickTime Pro.
A U.S. National Park Service ranger lends a hand to snap a photo for a family portrait in front of the Statue of Liberty - Sunday, June 20, 2004 - Father's Day

Only the site's grounds have been open for public access which can be visited by ferry from Man..
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Photo: Jook Leung
The Assembly Room of Independence Hall  
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Lat: 39° 57' 11.9" N Long: 75° 9' 48.2" W
Date/Time: 18:30 ESDT, June 21, 2004
Equipment: Digital Canon Rebel; 14mm Canon 2.8 lens. Two Norman strobes, one as a bounce and the other in a soft box.
It was in the Assembly Room that George Washington was appointed commander in chief of the Continental Army in 1775; the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 4, 1776; the design of the American flag was agreed upon in 1777; the Articles of Confedera..
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Photo: Will Brown
Independence Hall - Pennsylvania Assembly Room  
Philadelphia, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, USA
Lat: 39° 56' 55" N Long: 75° 9' 0" W
Date/Time: 9:00am - 10:10am EST, June 20, 2004
Equipment: Fuji S2 - Nikkor 8mm - Monopod - Panorama Tools/Photoshop ISO 160 - 1/3 sec and 1/45 sec Challanges: (1) no tripod allowed (2) super bright sunshine outside, dungenous inside (3) ca. 80 sec. for each pano before people pour in (4) shadow recovery
The Declaration of Independence (1776) and the Constitution of the United States (1787) were both signed in this room. The universal principles of freedom and democracy set forth in these documents are of fundamental importance to American history and have als..
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Photo: András L. Frenyo
Soldiers Hut at Valley Forge National Park  
Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, USA
Lat: 40° 6' 8" N Long: 75° 27' 53" W
Date/Time: 3:30 PM Local Time (EDT)
Equipment: Canon Digital Rebel, Sigma 8mm Lens, PTGui, Panotools
Valley Forge National Park, just outside Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is the site of the winter encampment of Gen. George Washington during the Revolutionary War. From December 1777 to June 1778, Washington and 12,000 men trained and prepared for contin..
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Photo: Nathan Gasser
Independence Hall  
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Lat: 39° 57' 11.9" N Long: 75° 9' 48.2" W

Independence Hall is located in downtown Philadelphia (called "Center City" by locals). It was in this building that the Declaration of Independence was adopted (1776), that the Articles of Confederation were adopted (1781), and the U. S. Constitution was d..
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Photo: Yischon Liaw
Playing in the Virgin River, Zion Canyon National Park  
near Zion Lodge, Zion National Park, Utah, USA
Lat: 37° 14' 14" N Long: 112° 57' 46" W
Date/Time: 13:37:24 MST (-07:00 GMT)
Equipment: Canon EOS-10D, Sigma 8mm, Kaidan QuickPanIII, PTMac, Photoshop CS, CubicConverter
Both spectacular and supremely enduring, Zion Canyon was carved out of the plateaus of Southwestern Utah by the glacial runoff that is now the Virgin River. Though millions visit every year,..
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Photo: Roger Howard
Night on the Lawn at the University of Virginia  
The University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia, USA
Lat: 38° 1' 54.8" N Long: 78° 28' 37.2" W
Date/Time: 23:00 EST
Equipment: Taken with a Canon D60 digital SLR, Sigma 8mm fisheye, f/5.6 at 90 seconds. Mounted on a Kaidan QuickPan III Pro. Stitched with PTMac and Photoshop CS.
Night on the Lawn at the University of Virginia. One of the World Heritage Site nominations... click here for full details...
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Photo: Scott Pruett
Grove of the Patriarchs  
Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington, USA
Lat: 46° 53' 52.1" N Long: 121° 45' 53.3" W
Date/Time: approx 2pm PDT
Equipment: Panoscan MKII, Mamiya 24mm fisheye lens
Isolated on a small island in the middle of the Ohanapecosh River and thus protected for ten centuries from fire, avalanche and flood, the trees in the Grove of the Patriarchs have grown to gigantic proportions, their tops battered by the storms of a thousand ..
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Photo: Bradford Bohonus
Granite Mountain and Robin Lakes  
Alpine Lakes Wilderness, Cascade Mountains, Washington State, USA
Lat: 47° 34' 51" N Long: 121° 5' 50" W
Date/Time: 9:45 am PDT (UTC-08:00)
Equipment: Canon Digital Rebel, 18-55mm at 18 (28mm equiv), handheld. Autopano,PTGui,Enblend,Photoshop,PanoCube
Granite Mountain overlooks Robin Lakes in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness of Washington State. At this time of the year, the higher alpine lakes are still frozen. They will not melt for several more weeks. Like all official U.S. Wilderness Areas, the Alpine Lakes..
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Photo: Rik Littlefield
Lower Falls, Yellowstone National Park  
Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, USA
Lat: 44° 31' 16" N Long: 110° 30' 22.3" W
I had to break the rules a bit to get this shot of the falls and canyon, hiking way up above the viewing area...but you never get the best angle and best photos if you dont break the rules at least a little bit...
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Photo: Craig W. Hergert
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