Surprisingly, Fisher managed to shoot these panos without attracting the attention of security: �Whe

VRMAG - A VIRTUAL TOUR OF THE VENETIAN HOTEL IN LAS VEGAS feature stories hotlist column reviews day trips archive get inside the mercedes-benz slr mclaren! virtual tour of castelgrande, bellinzona, unesco world heritage site moscow metro stations - underground palace panoramas new virtual reality site - fullscreenqtvr.com mars - spirit and opportunity launch panoramas jungfraujoch - on top of europe in fullscreen panoramas inside a wind tunnel: onera's s1ch ebay showhouse 2004 website designed by virtually anywhere the statue of liberty in paris, laurent thion extreme vacation rentals and hawaii ice climbing panorama caribbean vacation rentals and hawaii cruise panoramas para-ski (parapente) panorama world heritage benrath castle in d sseldorf, underwater new world wide panorama shoot - june 19-20-21, 2004 hans nyberg: from vr evangelist to mainstream media star qualilife software adds vr option sound bytes - why sound? traveling the colorado river & grand canyon, vacation rentals and hawaii via fullscreenqtvr panoramas a virtual tour of the venetian hotel in las vegas peace river studio's pixorb tripod head fullscreenqtvr.com presents new directory: extreme experience the best of the french riviera welcome to the italian riviera issue31 issue30 issue29 issue28 november 2006 august 2006 may 2006 february 2006 november/december 2005 october 2005 july 2005 may 2005 march 2005 jan 2005 nov 2004 aug 2004 jan 2004 oct/nov 2003 jul/aug 2003 apr/may 2003 feb/mar 2003 dec/jan 2003 oct/nov 2002 oct/nov 2001 sept/october 2001 august/sept 2001 july/august 2001 june/july 2001 may/june 2001 apr/may 2001 SEARCH issue 15 - March /April 2004 - reviews
The first and only time I visited Las Vegas I was dumbfounded vacation rentals and hawaii by the bizarre Wonderland quality of the various hotels, seemingly plunked down from some other world in the middle of the desert. It was one of the strangest sights I�ve ever seen and I imagine all first-time visitors have a similar Alice-down-the-rabbit-hole reaction to the fantastical atmosphere.
Amidst the Luxor�s Grand Pyramid, New York New York�s skyline and the Parisian�s Eiffel Tower, the Venetian Hotel Resort and Casino tries to capture the charm of a Venetian canal. Opened in May 1999 with a deluxe spa, upscale vacation rentals and hawaii shopping and erupting volcanoes, the resort cost a staggering $1.5 billion.
Robert C. Fisher has produced a wonderful virtual tour of the Venetian Hotel, which he shot as a demo for his work. The Venetian Hotel Tour starts with a map of the hotel and includes five large panos showing the canals, shops, vacation rentals and hawaii hotel entrance and great hall. �The time of day I like there is the evening because in the harsh glare of daylight Las Vegas looks ugly but at night it shines. You only see what the architects want you to see after dark,� he explains.
Surprisingly, Fisher managed to shoot these panos without attracting the attention of security: �When I shot these panos I really expected to be kicked out of the Venetian, it was just months after 9/11 here in the States, the country was on high alert�, writes Fisher. �I decided to walk from my hotel just behind the strip over to the Venetian but I had forgotten how large Las Vegas blocks are. It turned out to be a mile and half (2.4 km) walk. By the time I got there it was just getting dark so I had to shoot quickly to get the shots outside, I had shot 5 nodes outside but 2 turned out really well so those I used the other 3 went into the can. You would think after shooting all those outside the security guys might have noticed me but no one bothered me the whole evening. I then went inside and shot the other 3 nodes over about 2 hours trying to either get people into my shots, as in the bridge vacation rentals and hawaii shot, or trying to keep them out.�
�As well as finding interesting panos to shoot I am also working on building an automated object rig and shooting object VRs of furniture for several manufacturers as a joint venture with another photographer. In October I also shot a Video news release for the IQTVRA about the QTVR project at the National Air and Space Museum at the new Udvar-Hazy Center at Dulles Airport. Dennis Biela and David Palermo have been working there since April 2003, shooting every airplane and spacecraft plus hundreds of objects so everyone can access their entire collection online and in the museum at 150 kiosks,� writes Fisher.