Given the nature of spherical photographs as encompassing a complete view of a scene, one result of this is that they are, by nature, interactive. Humans have a limited field of view and trying to present all of a spherical view in a way that can be seen all at once is only possibly by…
On this site, I will use the term “spherical photography” to refer to pictures that capture the photographer’s view in every direction – 360 degrees around, and 180 degrees up and down. In other words, the image is a complete sphere with the photographer (or camera) at the center. They are typically viewed in a…
After allowing this site to go mostly inactive for the last few years, I hope to renew it with a clearer vision. Long-term, I will probably rebuild it from scratch, but in the meantime, hope to use the current version to work out the vision, do some experiments, and share some photography. As a start,…
This is the Albany train station, a transportation hub in the mid-valley. This was taken for the WWP Transportation theme.
This is the interior of Thompson’s Mills.
This is the Albany Carousel.
This is the interior of the United Presbyterian Church in Albany, OR.
This is the Little Log Church By The Sea in Yachats, Oregon.
This is the lighthouse at Yaquina Head.
This is Multnomah Falls in 2008, from one of the side paths.