FullScreenPanos.com went online on July 24th, 2005. This site is setup as a blog where I intend to continually post new full screen panos taken by many different panoramic photographers. I have populated it with many of my own panoramas as a starting point. Please let me know if you have any comments on the site or problems viewing it with your browser.

When you click on an image a FullScreen Interactive Panorama will open in a new window. It should start spinning on its own in a few seconds. If it does not you can also control it by clicking and dragging your mouse on the pano, or using the SpinControl:VR buttons at the top left of the window.

When you are ready to view a new one close the window and you will see this browser window again.

FullScreenPanos.com was created by David Goldwasser of Inertia, LLC
The Copyright of the individual Panoramas remains with the submitting photographer.

Banner Caption: long exposure pre-dawn shot taken from Crater Lake Lodge in Oregon.

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Rome, Italy
July, 2006
Copyright © Fiore Cappone http://www.vrplace.com

The most famous fountain in Rome, built by the architect Salvi who made it in 1735 under Clemente II's pontificate. The sculptures that compose it tell about various events linked to the discovery of the spring itself which the water that feeds the fountain comes from. In the middle of the monumental set, that takes place on the façade of a palace, there is the statue of Ocean, represented on a chariot shell shaped, carried by winged horses. You can see then among the other sculptures, the figures of tritons and sea-animals, mythological or real. The little square is probably the place most crowded of visitors you can see in Rome, tens of thousands of visitors that every day visit the work to throw into the basin a coin, that, as the legend tells, guarantees the tourist to come back to Rome in his lifetime. The world-wide fame of this fountain was given also by the scenes of the famous movie "La dolce vita" by Federico Fellini.

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Cooke City, Montana
February, 2005
Copyright © 2006 Jook Leung

Cooke City is the last stop in the winter on a road through the northern part of Yellowstone NP from the Montana entrance. The road east out of town is not cleared of snow so all traffic ends in Cook City.

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Memphis, Tennessee
June 24, 2006
Copyright © 2006 David Goldwasser, Inertia, LLC

View from Inisde of crib.

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Pasadena, California
June 13, 2006
Copyright © 2006 Bob Yen

Opening Reception for the 14th International Conference on Supersymmetry and the Unification of Fundamental Interactions

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Pasadena, California
June 14, 2006
Copyright © 2006 Bob Yen

Break between meeting at the 14th International Conference on Supersymmetry and the Unification of Fundamental Interactions

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Pasadena, California
June 13, 2006
Copyright © 2006 Bob Yen

Beckman Auditorium at the center of CalTech campus.
Shot by Bob Yen, sitched by David Goldwasser.

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Memphis, Tennessee
May 13, 2005
Copyright © 2006 David Goldwasser, Inertia, LLC


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Memphis, Tennessee
May 13, 2005
Copyright © 2006 David Goldwasser, Inertia, LLC


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Memphis, Tennessee
May 13, 2005
Copyright © 2006 David Goldwasser, Inertia, LLC


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Memphis, Tennessee
May 13, 2005
Copyright © 2006 David Goldwasser, Inertia, LLC

Ribbon Cutting of the Memphis Farmers Market. The market is located at Central Station in the South Main District.

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Site has been static for long time. I plan on adding new content soon, but first needed to update the site to work around the EOLAS issue that affects many visitors using Internet Explorer on Windows Computers.

I have not had a chance to test in Windows environment yet, so please let me know if you can view the quicktime pages correctly, or if a bunch of alerts come up.

Thanks,

David Goldwasser

View Panorama Locations on Google Earth

Now that Google Earth Beta is out on Mac as well as PC I was finally able to play around with it. To start with I dropped my Savannah Panoramas on it, but I plan to use this for all new panos, and bring old panos into it as I have time.

note: if your web browser does not launch Google Earth, you may need to right click the link and save the file to your desk, and then open it into Google Earth.