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Spring Equinox 2004, The Malvern Hills
On Saturday, March 20, more than 180 photographers in 40 countries around the world celebrated the Equinox by creating VR panoramas. This site showcases the results of their efforts. |
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Summer Solstice 2004, The British Camp or Herefordshire Beacon
On the Solstice weekend, June 19-21, more than 110 photographers in 32 countries around the world created VR panoramas with the common theme of World Heritage. This site showcases the results of their efforts. |
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Autumn Equinox 2004, The Worcester & Birmingham Canal
During the week of the Equinox (September 22 for most parts of the world) photographers everywhere participated in another World Wide Panorama event. The theme for this event was Bridges. |
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Winter Solstice 2004, Clutter's Cave
Photography was done in the days leading up to the December Solstice - from Friday, December 17 to Tuesday, December 21. The Solstice is the first day of winter in the northern hemisphere, the beginning of summer in the southern hemisphere. |
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Spring Equinox 2005, Market House
In the days leading up to the Equinox (which fell on March 20 for most parts of the world) photographers everywhere were invited to participate in another World Wide Panorama event. The theme for this event was Marketplace. |
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Summer Solstice 2005, Evendine Spring
During the week of the Solstice (June 21) over two hundred and fifty photographers created VR panoramas with the theme of water. |
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Autumn Equinox 2005, An Early British Trackway (Or Ley Line)
Energy - a World Wide Panorama
During the days following the Equinox (the date when day and night are of equal length) more than 200 photographers located around the globe produced panoramic photographs with the theme of "Energy". These amazing digi |
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Winter Solstice 2005, Eden Project at Night
The final WWP event of 2005 offered all VR photographers the chance to send in their personal favourite image from the whole year - no limit on topic or date. Over 300 responded, representing 46 countries. |
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Spring Equinox 2006, The Malvern Hills or the Western Woods?
During the days over the spring equinox (15-21 March) photographers from all over the world took place in another World Wide Panorama event. This time with a theme of Borders. |
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