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I Shoot Vertical Panoramas To Reveal The True Beauty Of Architecture
Using Panorama Technique I made a series of photos of beautiful architecture where I exalted the beauty and shape of these spaces.
I used a vertical panorama that reminded me the direction of my view when I observed these places for the first time.
To make these photos I took several horizontal pictures whit my Nikon camera.
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Nancy E 7 years ago
Fascinating , even though I had a touch of vertigo. I wish you had labeled the photos.
Phyllicia Goh 7 years ago
These are breathtakingly beautiful! Agreed that you should have labelled them. I love architectures myself. Especially those with age and history. I love running my fingers over them and imagine the things they had gone through to survive and still remain standing. =)
Bobby Jones 7 years ago
Please label the pictures, it would be nice to know where these beautiful pictures were taken of the beautiful architecture.
Etienne Pisano 7 years ago
Sono BELLISSIME, ma manca ogni riferimento sul luogo ed è un vero peccato! :-)
Andrea Facco (Post author) 7 years ago
Ciao! ho appena scritto i diversi riferimenti come commento alle foto! ;) e Grazie!!
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Alisa Atlis 6 years ago
Wow, as someone working towards being an architect I really appreciate these photos, also how they were shot really felt like I was staring up at the ceiling and slowing looking downwards to eye level the farther I scrolled. Incredible photography!
Andrea Facco (Post author) 7 years ago
Hello! Thanks to all for the compliments! I took photos mainly in Genoa, the Italian city where I live. And I have taken some phoos in other cities. I have placed the places of each photo as a comment
Andrea Facco (Post author) 7 years ago
Probably the Sagrada Familia, I love this photo
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Derpicorn 7 years ago
These are just incredible! I wish I knew where these places were, they look beautiful ❤️❤️❤️
Stefano Aprea 7 years ago
I recognized some places. Some pics have been taken in Naples, south Italy.
Load More Replies... Nancy E 7 years ago
Fascinating , even though I had a touch of vertigo. I wish you had labeled the photos.
Phyllicia Goh 7 years ago
These are breathtakingly beautiful! Agreed that you should have labelled them. I love architectures myself. Especially those with age and history. I love running my fingers over them and imagine the things they had gone through to survive and still remain standing. =)
Bobby Jones 7 years ago
Please label the pictures, it would be nice to know where these beautiful pictures were taken of the beautiful architecture.
Etienne Pisano 7 years ago
Sono BELLISSIME, ma manca ogni riferimento sul luogo ed è un vero peccato! :-)
Andrea Facco (Post author) 7 years ago
Ciao! ho appena scritto i diversi riferimenti come commento alle foto! ;) e Grazie!!
Load More Replies... Alisa Atlis 6 years ago
Wow, as someone working towards being an architect I really appreciate these photos, also how they were shot really felt like I was staring up at the ceiling and slowing looking downwards to eye level the farther I scrolled. Incredible photography!
Andrea Facco (Post author) 7 years ago
Hello! Thanks to all for the compliments! I took photos mainly in Genoa, the Italian city where I live. And I have taken some phoos in other cities. I have placed the places of each photo as a comment
Andrea Facco (Post author) 7 years ago
Probably the Sagrada Familia, I love this photo
Load More Replies... Derpicorn 7 years ago
These are just incredible! I wish I knew where these places were, they look beautiful ❤️❤️❤️
Stefano Aprea 7 years ago
I recognized some places. Some pics have been taken in Naples, south Italy.
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