Lost in Japan is a 360° panorama photo blog. You will need flash 9 in order to view most panoramas. Please click on pictures and drag your mouse around to explore, or use the arrow keys on your keyboard. You can also zoom in and out with your mousewheel or by using the ctrl and shift buttons. Enjoy!
This Korean temple was close to Namdaemun Market, but I couldn’t read the characters on the temple or around it to tell what it was called.
Flash Panorama of a Korean Temple (Seoul, South Korea)
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Markus Says:
Again very nice one, sure there are some minro stitch erros, but for handheld panos, you did an amazing shot. I hope theres more where that came from 
lostinjapan Says:
Thank you again, Markus! Well, I’m almost out of Korea, but I still have many backed up panos And of course the real goal is to get all these finished so I can take some new ones. Thanks to you, I have my setup complete and aligned and just waiting to go into Tokyo 
