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Beyond Fisheye - WP&YR Depot

Photography Transportation posted on Jul 28, 2013
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Just hours earlier this was a very busy place as trains of the White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad off loaded passengers after a scenic trip to the Yukon Territory. The WP&YR narrow gauge railroad was built in 1898 and hauled freight until 1982 when it closed. Fortunately this historic railroad was saved by the growing number of tourists brought in by the Cruise Ship industry and was able to reopen in 1988; it is now a very popular excursion and offers a truly unique experience. This "little planet" image is a spherical panorama taken next to the Train Depot in Skagway Alaska. To create this view it was rendered using a stereographic projection (this type of projection has been used by map makers for hundreds). I'm not a big fan of these "little planets" but they are interesting if you haven't seen too many. It was purely by accident - but I think this image makes a nice scene with the buildings and railroad tracks curving around. Zoom for a larger view - but be careful these images will sometimes make me a little sick :) Thanks for viewing and thanks so much for your comment I really enjoy getting them!!!

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Darkwish

6:53AM | Fri, 24 October 2014

Great idea! Really nicely done!

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aqua1955

12:01PM | Sat, 01 November 2014

wonderful this fisheye picture!!!

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