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The Gigapanographer Currently Known as "Kilgore661"
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- 81
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- 0.32 Gigapixels
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- 124
- Date added
- August 18, 2012
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One of a series of images - see www.kilgore.org.uk/arnos
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This cemetery is an interesting place because of its size (46 acres) and the fact that until relatively recently the whole site was completely overgrown and had been for many years. There are places where substantial marble tombstones have been shattered or pushed through 45 degrees by trees growing up through the graves. The current batch of images mostly show the area of the cemetery that has been rennovated. I hope to go back and shoot more of the 'wild' area.The next image in the current set looks back towards the gatehouse from the chapel: www.gigapan.com/gigapans/112427/
Image courtesy of and copyright Arnos Vale Cemetery 2012. www.arnosvale.org.uk/
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David Engle (August 19, 2012, 06:58PM )
When I first saw this set of GigaPans, I immediately brought each one of them up in Google Earth to see how beautiful each was and then went back to the gigapan.com view to have a quick look around before going back in a second time to the Google Earth utility in order to appreciate the compositional effort as well as the peacefulness or solitude presented by each of these creations. What a treasure for those that have family buried in this cemetery and hopefully Arnos Vale will publicize this set of GigaPans. And it is a pity that all of us that use gigapan.org do not know how incredible the ability is to view a curved panorama on a curved surface is ... simply by accessing the Google Earth link ... assuming that the effort has been made to D/L the actual Google Earth program.