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Government
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Gov. Pawlenty delivering his 2005 MN State of the State address at the Mayo Clinic Support Center in Rochester, MN.
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Dancers perform during the 100th birthday celebration for the Minnesota State Capitol
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Visitors look down at the birthday cake while dancers perform during the Minnesota State Capitol's 100th birthday bash.
Capitol, Events, Favorites, Government, Landmarks, Saint Paul
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Mayor Rybak speaks at Minneapolis Downtown Council 2005 Annual Meeting.
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At the Minnesota DFL (Democratic Farmer Labor) party election night gathering, the press interviews the party faithful watching election results from home and across the nation while waiting for a winner to be declared.
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At the Minnesota DFL (Democratic Farmer Labor) party election night gathering, the party faithful watch election results from home and across the nation while waiting for a winner to be declared.
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Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty (Republican) is interviewed by Twin Cities news stations for his reaction to the early returns in the presidential elections as others watch TV waiting for victory to be declared.
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Although Kerry took Minnesota, by midnight state Republicans are upbeat as national returns continue to roll in.
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The audience salutes as the color guard retrieves the flags at the end of an emotional Veterans Day ceremony at the Minneapolis, Minnesota VA Home on Nov. 11, 2004, attended by Gov. Tim Pawlenty and U.S. Sens. Mark Dayton and Norm Coleman, along with Marland Ronning, MN American Legion Commander, and Maj. Gen. Doyle Larson, USAF (retired).
These Veterans Day (Nov. 11th) panoramas were shot for a collaborative vr project remembering the end of "The War To End All Wars."
In the U.S. there is no specific ceremony marking the end of World War One. Instead, Nov. 11 is recognized as Veterans Day, a time for honoring veterans of all wars. (Like my father, Lee S. Fink, who served in World War Two, Korea, and Vietnam.)
Visit our international collaborative project to see 360 degree panoramas of some of the battlefields of WWI and various Nov. 11th memorials and ceremonies around the world.
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The audience sings "God Bless America" during an emotional Veterans Day ceremony at the Minneapolis, Minnesota VA Home on Nov. 11, 2004, attended by Gov. Tim Pawlenty and U.S. Sens. Mark Dayton and Norm Coleman, along with Marland Ronning, MN American Legion Commander, and Maj. Gen. Doyle Larson, USAF (retired).
These Veterans Day (Nov. 11th) panoramas were shot for a collaborative vr project remembering the end of "The War To End All Wars."
In the U.S. there is no specific ceremony marking the end of World War One. Instead, Nov. 11 is recognized as Veterans Day, a time for honoring veterans of all wars. (Like my father, Lee S. Fink, who served in World War Two, Korea, and Vietnam.)
Visit our international collaborative project to see 360 degree panoramas of some of the battlefields of WWI and various Nov. 11th memorials and ceremonies around the world.
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To view these panoramas you need Java or QuickTime. The odds are you already have both. Try a panorama and see if it works! If it doesn't work, download the free software and try again.
For a quick test to see if you have Java
go to the bottom of
the page and look for the ad from the
National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. If you don't see a photo and
description of a missing child, you don't have Java installed.
If you can see the ad, look
at it and help find a missing child!
NEW!
NEW!
NEW!
360 DEGREE AERIAL PANORAMAS
I've started shooting 360 replica watch degree panoramas from a HELICOPTER!
Visit my new website at
BigEyeInTheSky.com to see
the most incredible aerial photos you've ever seen!
The name tells it all - it's like you're looking through - and controlling
- a "Big Eye In The Sky" that you can rotate to look in ANY direction!
See my 360 degree aerial panoramas over the Minnesota State Capitol, downtown Minneapolis, the U. of M., Mall of America, Valleyfair, and more!
AERIAL VR's OF KATRINA DAMAGE
The Washington Post sent me to shoot aerial panoramas from Biloxi to New Orleans. They have a 6 month exclusive but they're lettimg me put a few on my new website, BigEyeInTheSky.com.
The Washington Post has stepped into VR in a big way, especially with their Katrina coverage, and they're now the largest source of news VR's.
See The Washington Post's Multimedia Special on Katrina for all my Katrina aerials, as well as ground level panoramas from myself and other VR photographers.
Advertising Agencies
Web Designers
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to offer 360 degree photography services to your clients.
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If you have a one of a kind event, you need a one of a kind panorama!
Getting married or know someone who is? A fullscreen panorama is the absolute coolest wedding photograph anyone could have!
360 degree panoramas are perfect for showing off interiors of cars, vans, boats and planes.
What's the best way to view these panoramas?
With a pair of $60,000 projectors like the Minneapolis Downtown Council used to show my panoramas at their annual meeting!
Visit panoramas.dk and see why it's the most popular panorama web site in the world. Unlike most sites (like mine) which feature panoramas from a single photographer, panoramas.dk features the cream of the crop, with the best full screen panoramas from the best VR photographers around the world.
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