New Orleans

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I lugged the very heavy QuickTime VR equipment with me to New Orleans. Saturday morning Anthony Freeman (link) and I went out shooting. The first five QuickTime VR cubical panoramas were shot in St. Louis #1, a cemetary near the French Quarter. Cemetaries in New Orleans were built above ground because the city itself lies below sea level. The very wet ground actually forced caskets up and out of the ground. It was not uncommon to see them floating down the Missippi river.

St. Louis #1, New Orleans
QuickTime VR cubical panorama (760 KB)
Canon EOS 10D, Sigma 8mm f4 EX Circular Fisheye

St. Louis #1, New Orleans
QuickTime VR cubical panorama (792 KB)
Canon EOS 10D, Sigma 8mm f4 EX Circular Fisheye

St. Louis #1, New Orleans
QuickTime VR cubical panorama (840 KB)
Canon EOS 10D, Sigma 8mm f4 EX Circular Fisheye

St. Louis #1, New Orleans
QuickTime VR cubical panorama (848 KB)
Canon EOS 10D, Sigma 8mm f4 EX Circular Fisheye

St. Louis #1, New Orleans
QuickTime VR cubical panorama (744 KB)
Canon EOS 10D, Sigma 8mm f4 EX Circular Fisheye

Tony and I went to the Canal Street dock at Riverwalk, where we rode down the Missippi River on the Creole Queen paddlewheel. It was a nice ride, but it was really cold and neither one of us packed appropriately.

Creole Queen, New Orleans
QuickTime VR cubical panorama (764 KB)
Canon EOS 10D, Sigma 8mm f4 EX Circular Fisheye

Riverwalk, New Orleans
QuickTime VR cubical panorama (940 KB)
Canon EOS 10D, Sigma 8mm f4 EX Circular Fisheye

In the middle of the Creole Queen paddleboat cruise, we got off to tour the site of the Battle of New Orleans. There isn't much to look at but a monument, and lots of grass.

Site of the Battle of New Orleans, New Orleans
QuickTime VR cubical panorama (720 KB)
Canon EOS 10D, Sigma 8mm f4 EX Circular Fisheye

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Jason said:

Brilliant!

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