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 Hagia Sophia, Istanbul.
Blue Mosque.
Poppies near Troj.
View of Bergama, from the ruins of Pergamum.
The theater of Pergamum.
In the historic city of Celcuk.
The citadel of Celcuk is closed to the public, but there was a hole in the fence ....
Tiny, ruined mosque in the Citadel.
The archeological site of Ephesus.
Library of Ephesus.
The archeological site of Aphrodisias.
Terraces of carbonate at Pamukkale.
The ghost town of Kayakoy.
Walking through the gorge of Saklikent.
At the entrance of the gorge.
In spring this is as far as you can get, unless you accept getting soaked ....
Enjoying the Mediterranean sun during a boat trip near Kas.
Church of Saint Nicholas in Demre.
Low sun over Ankara.
Cappadocia.
Carikli, one of many Chuches in Goreme.
In the underground city of Kaymikli.
Sunset at Goreme.
These panoramas were made in Turkey. 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.
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 June 14, 2010]