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A multi-image composite from

photos taken while the

photographer was lifted above

the car park. Not for the faint-

hearted...

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Not so much wide as high - but

sort of the same thing in a

different kind of way. I'm sure

that makes sense.

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180° view over the River Liffey

in Dublin. Not only did the

photographer have to get fine

weather for both images, a

dozen people were needed to

hold the 8-storey ladder

steady!

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This is a full 360° panorama

represented in a two-

dimensional format. There is

something unreal about looking

at this - but amazing!

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A penthouse apartment

photographed using a post-

production technique. Two

wide-angle images were

seamlessly merged to provide

a view not possible with a

single image!

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Another full 360° image, this

one created in an underground

garage. Pardon me, but which

way is out?

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How do you show the big four-

poster bed and the entrance to

the sitting room at the same

time? By getting us to merge

two images together (or by

moving the rooms closer

together)...

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A seriously wide rectilinear*

view in which more than two

images were merged (my

house isn't this big).

*look it up in the dictionary - I

think it's the opposite to

'bendy-linear'.

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This was photographed in a

'fish-eye' style in a confined

space - best viewed if one has

fish-eyes.