The (strange looking) images below are spherical (or cylindrical) projections.
Click on any of these images to view the corresponding panorama.
In such a panorama you can view in any direction. Use the mouse or left/right/up/down arrows.
Use SHIFT to zoom in, CTRL to zoom out.
(Flash player (version 9 or higher) must be installed to view these panoramas)
Inside the Mezquita, the cathedral-mosque of Cordoba.
The town of Ronda with it's famous bridge.
Inside church Basilica Menor de Santa Maria de la Asuncion, in Arcos de la Frontera.
Narrow streets in the historic center of Cordoba.
The tomb of Columbus' son in the Cathedral of Sevilla.
Plaza de Espana, Sevilla.
Orange trees in the streets of Sevilla.
Inside the Alcazar of Sevilla.
The garden of the Alcazar.
Inside the Alhambra, the Moorish fortress/palace complex in Granada.
Narrow streets and white houses in the town of Frigiliana.
Caves of Nerja.
Ruined factory near the villages of Maro and Nerja.
Swallows are encountered everywhere in Andalucia. This nest was built below the entrance roof of a hotel.
These panoramas were made in Spain. Equipment used was a Nikon D90 with a Nikon 10.5 mm fisheye, or 18 mm lens.
Camera was mount on a tripod with a Nodal Ninja 3 panoramic head
(however, several indoors panoramas were handheld, when use of tripod was not allowed).
Stitching was done by Hugin in combination with Enblend;
pano2vr was used to convert an equirectangular panorama to flash.
[© P. van de Haar. This page was last updated on July 22, 2011]