Anendel has created two well crafted panoramas from Google Earth and shared them via his Flickr account, pictured above is Mechelen – A Dutch-speaking city and municipality in the province of Antwerp, Flanders, Belgium. Below is Antwerp, also in Belgium: Both the panoramas can be viewed on Anendels Flickr page…

Our German isn’t quite up to scratch but there seems to be a good discussion going on at the Panorama Community with regards the images created by Bernd Dohrmann using our Panorama Tutorial for Google Earth, Bernd has created a fantastic view of Northern Germany – the clouds are especially…

John Housser has sent us in a panorama captured in Google Earth of Treasure Cay, Abaco in the Bahamas. Treasure Cay is one of the most popular and elaborate resorts in the Islands, located on the east coast of Great Abaco, it boasts 5.5km (3 1/2 miles) of spectacular sandy…

Walker Young of the Taiwan 360 VR Panograph blog has used our tutorial on creating panoramas in Google Earth for his view of Taipei in Taiwan. Interestingly he has used a Four Seasons to create the clouds above the city. Four Seasons allows the user to replace the sky in…

‘Smooth’ from Smooth360, one of Australia’s premier panorama photography businesses, has used our tutorial to create a view above the Sydney Olympic Site at Homebush, Australia. You can view the panorama in Quick Time VR from here. As ever which these images the output is impressive, the list of cities…

Thanks to Gaby’s kmz tool – see the newly updated tutorial it is now considerably easier and quicker to create panoramas in Google Earth. We have produced a view over Paris, which took approximatly 40 minutes, you can view the panorama from here (2.9Mb).

Bruno Vandermarliere of Ommatidia, a QuickTime VR production company located in Antwerpen, Belgium, has sent in a panorama of New York created by Google Earth and the result is stunning. You can view the panorama from here. If you want to create your own you can follow our tutorial… Panoramas…

A couple of more panoramas have been created of Google Earth so far today, first up is a unique view of Moscow by Andrey Ilyin. Andrey of the Moscow Panorama Service is known amongst the panoramic community for his exploits climbing on top of various Churches in Moscow and capturing…

Bruno Vandermarliere has used our tutorial on making Aeiral Panoramas from Google Earth to create a view of Belgium. Its worked well and you can view his panorama from here. Bruno questions the issue of copyright on creating these panoramas and to be honest we are not sure….