We have just launched an area of the site called (unsurprisingly!) ‘Stock Images’ which is intended to be an archive of my panoramic photography, split by category, making it easy for clients to look through and select an appropriate panoramic stock shot. There are currently four categories – cityscapes, landscapes, alternate perspective and London.

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EXO2 – a glossy magazine for fashion and the arts has run a 12 page feature on some of my panoramas. The above image is from the cover of the magazine and shows my Hyde Park image in the background.

Image © Will Pearson.

I travelled to Salvation Mountain. Having got lost on the way, I stopped in a back street in Niland and asked a young woman the way. She gave me perfect directions and said ‘Say “Hi” to Leonard for me.’ Everybody knows Leonard Knight.

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Image © Will Pearson 2008

The Salton Sea is an incredible place. An enormous inland sea, created by accident when irrigation went hopelessly wrong. The Americans did their best to make good of the disaster, marketing the Salton Sea as a holiday destination – which worked for a while.

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© Will Pearson 2008

I had time to spend visiting some of Southern California’s glorious beaches (Venice Beach, Santa Monica Beach and Malibu Beach to name a few that I remember!). These virtual tours and panoramas show some of the views on these famous beaches.

Click the link to see the Los Angeles beaches virtual tours.

Another in my series of American panoramas, these virtual tours are from Death Valley National Park in California.

© Will Pearson 2008

The Devil’s Cornfield Virtual Tour
The Devil’s Cornfield in Death Valley at dusk.

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Image © Will Pearson 2008

I have been working on the series of virtual tours and panoramas from my trips to the USA over the last year, and I’ll be adding some to the site over the next few days.

This shot is of a caravan I came across in the desert outside the ghost town of Bodie, California. It has seen some action – it looks like it has been used for shooting practice, and has been set alight at least once too. However, it’s holding out against the assaults for now.

Please click the link to see the abandoned caravan virtual tours.

One of my panoramas has recently been reproduced at a massive scale – 32 metres (105 feet) for Cable & Wireless. The image is displayed at a new Cable & Wireless headquarters in Bracknell, Berkshire, which has been beautifully designed by an interior architects firm.

All images © Will Pearson.

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A short while ago I was in LA, shooting fashion panoramas for alternative designers Mother of London.

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