These Aurora Borealis Photos Create the Perfect Panoramic View
Angela Rajic — November 26, 2013 — Pop Culture
References: theverge
The Northern Lights are a beautiful occurrence that til now, could only be viewed by those living in the far north. Explore it for yourself with a new set of Aurora Borealis photos by Swedish photographer Goran Strand. Strand utilized a Nikon D3s to take over 2,400 photos over the course of four hours to create a time-lapse of the event back in March.
Now those photos are available on your web browser, and the panoramic view created by the spherical lens of the camera allows the viewer to use their mouse to navigate the sky as if they were standing right outside watching the event. Trips to Alaska, Sweden, or the Yukon or no longer necessary to get a full view of the beautiful light show. Anyone can get a full view of the lights with these fantastic Aurora Borealis photos for your browser.
Now those photos are available on your web browser, and the panoramic view created by the spherical lens of the camera allows the viewer to use their mouse to navigate the sky as if they were standing right outside watching the event. Trips to Alaska, Sweden, or the Yukon or no longer necessary to get a full view of the beautiful light show. Anyone can get a full view of the lights with these fantastic Aurora Borealis photos for your browser.
Trend Themes
1. Virtual Viewing Experience - Creating immersive, virtual experiences through panoramic photography allows people to explore natural phenomena like the Northern Lights from anywhere in the world.
2. Interactive Web Browsing - Utilizing technology to allow users to navigate and interact with web content, such as the ability to navigate the sky in these Aurora Borealis photos, opens up new possibilities for engagement and storytelling.
3. Accessible Natural Wonders - Providing accessible and inclusive experiences of natural wonders, like the Northern Lights, through digital media empowers individuals who may not have the means or opportunity to travel to remote locations.
Industry Implications
1. Travel and Tourism - The travel and tourism industry can leverage virtual viewing experiences to promote destinations and attract visitors, offering a taste of what they can expect before making travel plans.
2. Photography and Imaging - The photography and imaging industry can explore the potential of using panoramic photography to capture and share unique perspectives, expanding the boundaries of traditional photography.
3. Digital Media and Entertainment - The digital media and entertainment industry can incorporate interactive web browsing experiences to captivate audiences and provide engaging content beyond passive viewing, enhancing user satisfaction and interaction.
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