iPhone Panorama shots

[DrR]

That's just a normal picture?

 

[glenn_adam_doble]

That's just a normal picture?

nope hold your phone landscape and take a panorama

 

[DrR]

Omg thankyou, finally found a way of taking a picture of my penis.

 

[Alan]

Omg thankyou, finally found a way of taking a picture of my penis.

iLawl'd..

 

[JaredHasNoBrain]

Omg thankyou, finally found a way of taking a picture of my penis.

LOL! I can fit my nuts in the picture now. Good times.

 

[Ray Gin]

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[RoryW]

 

[eves]

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At the Olympic park Sunday for the national lottery run.

 

[Rob]

That's just a normal picture?

LOL! Seriously though, it's awesome for taking photos of tall objects that you can't get a million miles away from.

 

[marshall878]

Couple from the villa in Turkey last week

 

[jam.]

oh, forgot about this thread. Here's some from this past week at what is becoming my favourite place on planet earth. (excuse the jaggy bits, I blame the wind)

It's on and around Dovestone Reservoir by the way.

 

[MarcB]

Edinburgh City Centre (taken from rooftop on lothian road)

 

[Rob]

Taken from a roof I was very nearly falling off of in Farringdon:

 

[Waitey]

Some from Kalkan.

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[marshall878]

Love Kalkan!!!

Mum and Dad nearly got a villa there. Beautiful town.

 

[Coby.]

Portsmouth Harbour

 

[eugegall]

 

[StephenJ]

That's awesome Euge.

Here's one I got in Weymouth a few weeks back.

 

[Coby.]

Basel, Switzerland

Venice, Italy.

 

[Rob]

Another visit to another random London building (Broadgate Tower) Nothing amazing though.

 

[ollytickles]

A few from my trip to dubai.

View from the appartment

Mall fountains

Burj khalifa from the bottom (F*cking Huge)

Burj khalifa from about 3/4 up (viewing platform)

 

[Millsy]

Taken at 7am on the last morning of my Honeymoon in Mexico

 

[kiss-me-goodnight]

Brilliant photos

 

[eugegall]

 

[MarcB]

Not the best but taken from work last night

 

[Brad Smith]

I really like using this feature

From Barcelona:

From Portugal:

Think that's enough ha

 

[Ben.Block]

 

[Matt W]

Couple of photos in usk.

 

[doddy]

This was taken at Glastonbury on Saturday, in a rare moment if sunny weather at the top of the hill near the Glastonbury sign.

On the horizon there are three rain showers circling, which hit within 20 mins, and full crowds at the Pyramid Stage for Lana Del Ray and at the Other Stage for Kodaline in the distance.

 

[paddymph]

"Balcony" Restaurant, Zante.

 

[jonzz]

Grass looks so bad compared to last year doddy! I'm still disappointed I didn't go this year.

 

[The Russian.]

Wells next the sea, Norfolk.

 

[bampot]

Best of a bad bunch from today. Planning to go up again for a sunset or sunrise.

 

[MarcB]

Here is a few of the house and land we are selling just now

This is the back of the house and drive

And then at the back of the run down out buildings where i stood to take the picture above is the back

 

[Mr Burns]

I love this feature, here's a couple from me...

 

[eugegall]

 

[Waitey]

 

[Krispwee]

Some from my trip to North Korea:

DMZ

Inside the centre building where negotiations took place

Overlooking Pyongyang from the roof of the Grand Peoples Study House

Overlooking the Juche Tower (Juche is the ideology thought up by Kim Il Sung)

Monument of the Party Founding

 

[v15ben]

Really interesting photos from North Korea!
I spent 2 years living in the south and visited the DMZ a few times too.
Always been fascinated but never quite got to visiting as I may want to live/work in South Korea again and I'm not sure their immigration would appreciate it!
How did you find the experience?

 

[Krispwee]

I'd love to see the DMZ from the South Korean side, I've heard it's a lot more strict. We were able to wonder round for 15 minutes taking photos with the guards and things.

North Korea was just amazingly surreal. Pyongyang is absolutely stunning and the monuments and things are staggering (the theme parks are good fun too!). Everything really does feel like a movie set that has been setup just for you. I'm not sure how they would see it really, some of the people on the tour live and work in South Korea (they are Norwegians) and you also don't get any stamp in your passport, just a tourist visa card.