The Small House of the Squirrels of "Terracotta"

Pineta di San Vitale, Ravenna, Romagna, Italy

10:25am CEST, 19 December 2004

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To the northern border of the "Pineta di San Vitale", in a glade between the forest and the marsh (in a delicate environmental equilibrium), there is a very small house that, with its designs and its colors, it makes us to think next to the peace in the world.

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Location

Europe / Italy

Lat: 44° 31' 38.64" N
Long: 12° 14' 0.96" E

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Hardware: Nikon D70, Peleng 8mm, self-made monopod
Software: Autopano, Hugin (gui of Panotools), Enblend, Makecubic (for the full-screen), QTVR Edit Object (for the pano_object)

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The Small House of the Squirrels of "Terracotta"

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