I’ve posted a new 360° aerial pano from the Chaumont ridge, just to the east of “La Dame” in the Canton of Neuchâtel, Switzerland (taken at about 1,200 metres altitude).
As with most of my other aerial panoramas, the image is a near-spherical photo composed of 23 overlapping photos, taken with a DJI drone. You can zoom and pan around the high-resolution image.
Click on image below to view it interactively.
I’ve posted a new 360° aerial pano of the area to the north of La-Chaux-de-Fonds, on a ridge near the French border, at roughly 1,300 metres.
La Chaux-de-Fonds has had UNESCO World Heritage status since 2009.
The river of mist on the Doubs River was especially beautiful! Image shot on the morning of Friday, October 12, 2017.
As with most of my other aerial panoramas, the image is a near-spherical photo composed of 23 overlapping photos, taken with a DJI drone. You can zoom and pan around the high-resolution image.
Click on the image below to view it interactively.
I’ve posted a new 360° aerial pano of the Aletsch Glacier (UNESCO site, Switzerland), taken near the ridge leading to the Eggishorn at roughly 2,800 metres.
As with most of my other aerial panoramas, the image is a near-spherical photo composed of 23 overlapping photos, taken with a DJI drone. You can zoom and pan around the high-resolution image.
A direct link to view it interactively on Facebook is here (or click on image below).
