Spherical Panoramas
In addition to video work, Squid and Beard produces spherical panorama imaging for online embedding and distribution as a dynamic way to represent spaces inside and out. In order to capture the personality of a space, sometimes photos just aren’t enough. Our 360 x 180 degree panoramas offer glimpses into a space by digitally placing the viewer in the room, and then allowing him to “wander” through the room as he pleases. This is a great resource for event spaces, gallery exhibits, and any environment that wants to bottle the character of its room. Entice the viewer by digitally bringing him into your space and introducing him or her to the unique capacity of that space.
Spherical Panorama: The Lawn at The University of Virginia
The University of Virginia’s famous Lawn with view of Thomas Jefferson’s Rotunda. Click with mouse to explore (or use keyboard Shift/Control to zoom in and out). Read More ››
Spherical Panorama: Humpback Rock Trail
A view from the trail of Humpback Rock in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. Click with mouse to explore (or use keyboard Shift/Control to zoom in and out). Read More ››
Spherical Panorama: Humpback Rock Woods’ Edge
A view from the woods’ edge of Humpback Rock in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. Click with mouse to explore (or use keyboard Shift/Control to zoom in and out). Read More ››
Spherical Panorama: Humpback Rock Summit
A view from the summit of Humpback Rock in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. Click with mouse to explore (or use keyboard Shift/Control to zoom in and out). Read More ››
Spherical Panorama: Patternation
Reko Rennie’s Patternation, an exhibit from The University of Virginia’s Kluge-Ruhe Aboriginal Art Collection. Click with mouse to explore (or use keyboard Shift/Control to zoom in and out). Read More ››
Spherical Panorama: Portrait of a Distant Land
Ricky Maynard’s Portrait of a Distant Land, an exhibit from The University of Virginia’s Kluge-Ruhe Aboriginal Art Collection. Click with mouse to explore (or use keyboard Shift/Control to zoom in and out). Read More ››