Cohen and Steers is a a London-based investment firm. They commissioned a number of large panoramic prints to decorate their offices, and you can see how this looks in situ here in this virtual tour. If you click on the hotspots within the tour, you can see close-ups of the panoramas. (more…)
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.
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.
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.
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.
All images © Will Pearson. Panoramas.dk site © Hans Nyberg.
This week, my panoramic photography and virtual tours are featured on the panoramas.dk site as the ‘Panorama of the Week’. This site is run by Hans Nyberg, a long-standing industry expert who features some of the best panoramic photography in the business. I’m thrilled to be included, and consider it a great compliment to have been featured.
All images © Will Pearson.
In September, I travelled to California to shoot, and had the opportunity to travel around shooting my own stuff too. This panorama shows the view over Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco.
Please click the link to see the Golden Gate Bridge 360 panorama.
Click here to see more San Francisco photos and virtual tours.
All images © Will Pearson.
‘Visit London’ bought in turf from the Vale of York and used it to turn Trafalgar Square into a green space for a couple of days. The first panorama shows the effects of the night before, with the grass covered in litter. In the second panorama, Will has used his expert retouching skills to clean up the turf so it is once again more village green than Glastonbury!
Please click the link to see the Trafalgar Square virtual tour.