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Des photographes ont mis en ligne la plus grande image panoramique jamais réalisée, baptisée "Paris 26 Gigapixels". Cette photo de la capitale est constituée d'un assemblage de plus de 2.300 photos de la capitale. Cette prouesse technique permet également aux internautes de découvrir Paris sous un angle inédit. Le résultat affiche une image panoramique d'un champ de 230 degrés et d'une résolution de 26,7 Gigapixels, soit 26,7 milliards de pixels. Une résolution qui permettrait d'imprimer la photo sur un support de 2.000 m². Comme sur Google Maps, mais avec une résolution nettement supérieure, les internautes ont la possibilité de naviguer sur cette photo panoramique et zoomer sur les monuments, les toits de la capitale, voire même leur immeuble. Les internautes peuvent également tenter de dénicher l'une des 10 objets "surprises" qui ont été incrustées dans cette image géante.

Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway with your significant other or a less-than-exciting business trip, there’s a pretty good chance that you used the Internet to make travel arrangements. These days it’s hard to imagine a time before the Web made booking a cheap flight or mapping out a route so easy. Travel tools on the Web have continued to evolve, taking in all that Web 2.0 has to offer, and enhancing the ability to share information, work creatively and increase collaboration between users and companies. If you haven’t tried out these great travel sites on the Web, give them a go next time you’re planning a trip around the block or around the world.

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Seaweed glows intensely green in evening's golden light on the western shore of the Barra in the Outer Hebrides with Beinn Tangabhal in the distance. There's a very special quality to the evening light in the Hebridean summertime and is one of my main reasons for being here. Something about its golden, pinkish glow and the luminosity it imparts to colours on the shore. Like here, the intensely glowing greens of the seaweed leaping out in the last touches of sunlight, the wisp of pinks in the expanse of sky above...

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Esther's work is beautiful and compelling. This is one thing I would absolutely love to be doing. Spend some time browsing through her site...you'll be better for it.