Panodigg is a cool place to find great new VR tours. I just found Tom Mills (vrwebdesign.co.uk) last creation, an extensive aerial panoramic coverage of London.
Tom says he was inspired by the fantastic photography of Oleg Gaponyuk and design by Pixelcase, from the New York virtual tour.
london-aerial-virtual-tour
Historic Route 66
Enjoy a beautiful series of panoramas shot by Assaf during his trip on the Historic Route 66.
You can read about his trip and much more, on his blog Vuoto Siderale.
Historic Route 66
This pano is from 2008, when Benjamin Martin was born. I just discovered it now, and thought to add it to the PanoBaby collection. All the best for your life, be it long and rewarding dear Benjamin. 
Benjamin Martin
Located on a gated parcel of private property within the million-acre Black Rock Desert, Fly Geyser is not a natural phenomenon. It was created accidentally in 1964 from a geothermal test well inadequately capped. The scalding water has erupted from the well since then, leaving calcium carbonate deposits growing at the rate of several inches per year. The brilliant red and green coloring on the mounds is from thermophilic algae thriving in the extreme micro-climate of the geysers.
Fly Geyser
Panorama found on Howard Goldbaum’s site allaroundnevada.com.
He is a professor at the Reynolds School of Journalism at the University of Nevada, Reno, teaching multimedia courses where students create “sense of place media,” with the goal of creating digital verisimilitude.
Thousands of Brazilians at Copacabana Beach celebrating the Victory for the Olympic Games 2016. A great group panorama with sound published by Ayrton on his VR blog . Link to fullscreen panorama.
Rio2016 at Copacabana Beach
Since I have become father myself I particularly enjoy panobaby VR’s. Gregory Panayotou, the creator of the great VR Blog direct2brain and his wife Matilde had a baby, 3 months ago, the beautiful Calista. I I want to wish them all to live a long, prosper and fulfilling life.
live long and prosper calista
After a long break, pioneer of extreme VR photography Tristan Shu is back with an amazing panorama. We featured his panoramas in VRMag several times in the past, and are really happy to see him in activity again. Don’t miss to check out his website.
You might want to check the Panogoogle search results For Tristan Shu here.
Tristan Shu parapente
kyoto gardens
Kyoto Gardens – A virtual stroll through Zen landscapes is a collaborative effort bringing you the pleasure of virtually exploring in 360 VR panoramas the beauty of many Japanese gardens in Kyoto. Photography by Paul Scrivner. The blog is also linking to a few great articles which are an interesting read:
* In a Japanese Garden
* Japanese Garden Design
* Spirit of Zen
* Tea Masters
* Ten ox-herding pictures
* Zen in Buddhist History
Today is a great day, I just discovered with immense pleasure this panorama by Tito Dupret, the creator of World Heritage Tour, which recently became 1001wonders.org. He is making the first steps into fatherhood, an amazing experience. I want to wish the newborn Hugolin Tian Lei Dupret-Chen and the parents health, love and a long, good and interesting life.
Hugolin Tian Lei Dupret-Chen
Just a few lines to announce a new site: http://www.panogoogle.com
the first VR panorama search engine
Far from being perfect, we believe it’s still a big step in the right
direction since the majority of results brings you to VR panorama
pages. PanoGoogle is based on Google’s CSE Custom search engine.
Using the standard Google search these results are also present
but diluted among thousands or more non VR panorama related results.
To make it simple you’ll find VR panoramas easier and faster,
therefore we believe the PanoGoogle Search Engine is a nice addition
to the VR panorama community and for the general public willing to find
vr panoramas on a specific subject or location.
If u have any questions, suggestions or critics, please check first
the Q&A, start a discussion on the PanoGoogle Facebook page
(http://www.facebook.com/pages/PanoGoogle/121722635515) or just drop us a mail.
Try to find your panoramas searching for specific keywords you have on
your pages, if u don’t find your pages it might be that we didn’t added yet your site to the searched sites index, in this case please drop us a mail to “contact at panogoogle.com” with your name and site URL and we will check it and if all is fine add it to the index.
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