Spherical Panoramas allow the viewer to look in any direction, as if one were standing in the center of a sphere.
The Spherical Panorama does away with the photographer's single framed point of view.
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The Garden of the Libary of Avalon, the Stone Age shop ans some Blue Loos !
In the middle of the town is the Market Cross.
St. Patrick's Chapel is in the middle of restoration.
The Abbots Kitchen.
The Refrectory.
The Refrectory and Monks kitchens.
The Choir looking to King Edgar's Chapel
The tomb of King Arthur and Guinevere (allegedly).
Inside the Galiliee.
The Galilee from the Cloisters
Inside Lady Chapel.
This path leads thru and into Lady Chapel.
A view down the Close looks shorter than from the South end as the street was designed with a reduction in width (3 m) to increase the perspective!
Vicars ' Close is claimed to be the oldest residential street surviving in Europe.
The Market Place and entrance to the Cathedral.
A view around the center of the City.
The Western front of the Cathedral (bad exposure levels).
The Northern aspect of the cathedral and the Southern entrance to Vicars Close
The Chapter House (Photographic permit 47588).
Inside the Cathedral (Photographic permit 47588).
The Cathedral's cloisters (Photographic permit 47588).
A high res version taken a few minutes later.
The mist rising in the levels, with Glastonbury Tor showing above the cloud.
