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Panoramic Landscape Page 8 - Heritage
A selection of wide-angle panoramas focussing on UK heritage from 4000 BC onwards.
These images were created using a full frame digital camera mounted on a modified spherical panoramic tripod head supported by a mechanically levelled tripod. This configuration creates parallax free sharp images that are perfect for panoramic stitching.
Bolsover Castle was built in the early 17th century by the Cavendish family replacing a previous medieval castle built by the Peverel family. The castle is a Grade 1 Listed building and a scheduled ancient monument. The image is 230° x 38° and was stitched from 16 photographs.
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The view from the footpath as it passes All Saints Church in Rayne. The image is 225° x 38° and was stitched from 17 photographs.
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The water meadows in Runnymede Surrey were the site of the signing of the Magna Carta in 1215. The image is 225° x 38° and was stitched from 16 photographs.
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Hadleigh Castle was constructed by Hubert de Burgh in 1215 and its ruined remains still overlooking the Thames estuary. The image is 225° x 38° and was stitched from 14 photographs.
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Originally consisting of around 100 pairs of stones the Avenue links Avebury and the Sanctuary and forms part of the Avebury World Heritage Site. The image is 210° x 35° and was stitched from 16 photographs.
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This is a wide-angle stitched panoramic view from outside of West Kennet Long Barrow. To the right of the barrow Silbury Hill can be seen with Avebury beyond in the mists. Built between 3500-4000 BC and originally used as a burial chamber it now forms part of the Avebury World Heritage Site. The image is 225° x 38° (cropped from 360°) and was stitched from 24 photographs.
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A stitched panoramic view from within the Avebury circle looking east towards the Cove Stones. The image is 150° x 38° and was stitched from 11 photographs.
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The view from Kilt Rock cliffs near Staffin looking across the Sound of Raasay. Along the horizon you can see the island Rona and the west coast of Scotland. The image is 160° x 42° and was stitched from 20 photographs.
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A wide-angle stitched panoramic view looking from Dun Beag towards the Macleod's Tables. Dun Beag is an Iron Age broch or round stone tower that stands with a commanding view of the sea and local area. The image is 225° x 65° and was stitched from 10 photographs.
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Looking south west from Glenfinnan towards Loch Shiel. The glen is where the Jacobite rising began in 1745 when Bonnie Prince Charlie raised his standard on the loch shores. The image is 160° x 50° and was stitched from 8 photographs.
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The path towards Bayleaf Farmstead, one of the 50 historic buildings at the Weald and Downland Open Air Museum. The image is 160° x 50° and was stitched from 10 photographs.
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Hever Castle was the childhood home for Anne Boleyn, the second queen consort of King Henry VIII. This image shows Hever Castle, its maze and surrounding grounds. The image is 60° x 23° and was stitched from 13 photographs.
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