Brisbane in 3D.

[Ausfree]

May be of interest to the many Queenslanders on the Forum..........as well as others.:)

Brisbane Sunset - (©)LENSALOFT.COM.AU - Andrew Griffiths (http://www.lensaloft.com.au/Interactive_tour/BrisbaneDusk/Brisbane.html)

[bob10]

Thanks for that. Bob

[weeds]

kinda cool......

[V8Ian]

What a coincidence, I got that in an email a couple of days ago. ;)

[Blknight.aus]

Im confused, you guys dont got windows to look out of?


:?

(seriously tho thats pretty cool)

[digger]

MMM this is a bit old hat in ADELAIDE..

we did one of our city square a fair while ago...

see here..

DURYEA (http://www.fusion.com.au/duryea/Shockwave/DURYEA.htm)

lets see 1865... so you are only about 149 years behind... :)


Townsend Duryea (1823 – 13 December 1888), the photographer was American-born photographer who provided South Australians with invaluable images of life in the early Colony.

He died in Balranald.

But its a great shot isnt it? Ive never been into Brissie itself looks flash like this.

[Ausfree]

What a coincidence, I got that in an email a couple of days ago. ;)
Wonder how that happened!!:whistling:

[V8Ian]

MMM this is a bit old hat in ADELAIDE..

we did one of our city square a fair while ago...

see here..

DURYEA (http://www.fusion.com.au/duryea/Shockwave/DURYEA.htm)

lets see 1865... so you are only about 149 years behind... :)


Townsend Duryea (1823 – 13 December 1888), the photographer was American-born photographer who provided South Australians with invaluable images of life in the early Colony.

He died in Balranald.

But its a great shot isnt it? Ive never been into Brissie itself looks flash like this.
Yeah, but we've got more lights than you. :p

[Tombie]

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lets see 1865... so you are only about 149 years behind... :)

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And by all reports they are slowly catching up... :wasntme:

[bob10]

He died in Balranald.




Weelllll.... can't say as I blame him, boom, boom Bob