Les Jardins de La Brèche

Niort

05/05/2013

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Back in the day, I was out there shooting cylindrical panoramas with my trusty Minolta 7000, paired with a Sigma 8 mm lens and a KIWI pano head. And let's not forget the essential Minolta film scanner to bring those shots to life. Apple MPW was my go-to stitcher until the game-changer, Apple Authoring Studio, hit the scene. It feels like I was the lone ranger in town, capturing the world in 360 back then.

After countless demos showcasing the immersive potential of panoramic photography, the town council took notice. They tapped me to chronicle the transformation of the beloved "Les Jardins de La Brèche" from its old to its new form. > https://www.fnd-fnd.com/media/breche2001f

Since then, I've expanded my arsenal to include a drone, taking my documentation game to new heights—literally. From cylindrical panoramas to aerial vistas, I'm committed to capturing every angle and perspective of our evolving landscape.

Location

Europe / France

Lat: 46° 19' 23.47" N
Long: 1° 28' 33.196" W

→ maps.google.com [EXT]

Precision is: High. Pinpoints the exact spot.

Equipment

Canon 650. Samyang 8 mm, a pano head on a Manfrotto pole and a remote trigger.

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Les Jardins de La Brèche

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