360 Photography
With 360 photography, you, the viewer, can step inside an interactive image, viewing a full 360° around the scene. Will Pearson has captured a wide variety of interactive 360 images over the years – from city skylines to desert landscapes, from festivals to fashion, from architecture to alternative energy. They can be viewed on mobiles and tablets as well as desktops, on VR headsets (Virtual Reality) and in dome environments.
For more commercial examples, please visit his 360 photography company Eye Revolution (click here).
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Leadenhall Building 360
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Mono Lake California
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Humboldt Redwoods State Park 360
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Laguna Beach Sunset
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Olmstead Point 360
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Merced River, Yosemite National Park 360
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Sunrise at Joshua Tree
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Lake Tahoe Twilight
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California 360: Lassen Volcanic National Park
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Yosemite Landscape Photography: Cook’s Meadow
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Mossbrae Falls 360
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Dubrovnik West Harbour
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Arthritis Research UK Campaign – ‘The Nation’s Joint Problem’
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Shard 360 Gigapixel
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Rigi-Kaltbad – Switzerland 360 Photography
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30 St Mary Axe 360 Panorama, Dawn to Dusk
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Tenaya Lake: California
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Lake Tahoe
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Highway 1 California
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Alabama Hills: Sunset
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Alabama Hills: Thunder Storm
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Lake Siskiyou, California
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54.4˚C at Trona Pinnacles
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Battersea Power Station Control Room
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Landrover Discovery: 360 Car Interior
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Gigapixel 360 Panorama from the Shard
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New Jaguar XJ Ultimate Car 360
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Shard London Bridge Summit
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Artemis the Eagle at Bovey Castle
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The Birds, Trafalgar Square
360 photography allows the viewer to explore completely around a scene. You’ll notice that Will’s 360s are captured in very high resolution. He aims for pin-sharp final images, thus offering you the sort of detail you’d notice if you were there in person. Because the resolution and quality is so high, you can really zoom in and see the detail. Whether that’s a closer view of a London skyscraper in the distance, or being able to see the detail in a Yosemite rock face. The examples above are just a small selection of the 360 tours in his portfolio.