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There was a form of weir - probably a flash lock - here at Sonning way back in the 1500s. The first pound lock was installed in 1773, built in fir wood by the Thames Navigation Commissioners. It wasn't long before it was rebuilt in oak as fir was found to be unsuitable. During the winter of 2004-5, the existing pre-1970s wooden gates were replaced with new steel gates.
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The Vyne is a 16th-century estate and country house outside Sherborne St John near Basingstoke in Hampshire, England. It is a Grade I listed building.
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Englefield House is an Elizabethan country house with surrounding estate at Englefield in the English county of Berkshire.
Shaw House is an important example of an early symmetrical H-plan Elizabethan mansion, located at Shaw, a village on the north-eastern outskirts of Newbury in Berkshire.
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National Trust property near Basingstoke, Hampshire
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DESCRIPTION: This circular panorama was created in Photoshop using data captured on September 11, 2020. The photo with star trails was published on September 16. 2020.
GEAR: Nikon Z7 Stock + Sigma 14/1,8, no filter, standard tripod, dew heater.
ACQUISITION: September 11, 2020, Struz, CZ, Exposure 24 x 300s, f 1,8, ISO 100, Interval 1 s. Total exposure time 120 min. Night, no wind, no Moon.
POST PROCESSING: Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop CC 2020. Foreground - 10 frames stacked in median mode, Sky - 24 frames blended by Lighten mode. Circular panorama - Photoshop CC 2022. Image size 2560 x 2560 px.
Original photo flic.kr/p/2jH99Jf
A stitched panorama of the, once voted, "Best view in England" taken from half way up Wastwater.
The view of the mountains shrouded in some early snow, is certainly one to savour. Here you can see Yewbarrow on the left, Great Gable in the centre with Lingmell and Scafell Pike to the right, it makes fabulous backdrop to this valley.
This 360 panorama is like a portal to the ancient past at the Pinnacles.
Our home galaxy doesn't feel like a distant band; it's the very structure of the sky. I love how this perspective captures the rare meeting of the core’s dust lanes and the ghostly, diagonal light of the zodiacal band, all bathed in the soft, multi-colored light of the atmosphere’s airglow. How both the faint zodiacal band and airglow manage to punch through man-made light pollution.
Time and space collapsing into a single, breathtaking view. We are just small pieces of stardust, looking up.
This was the first panorama I took at the Pinnacles during my recent trip. It was a little cloudy towards the west but the forecast promised those clouds would dissipate (and it delivered on that promise). The sky alone took me almost 3 hours to complete (43x60s exposures plus another 43x30s exposures for the stars) mainly because the number of exposures I had to retake and sheer amount of time spent waiting for cars to pass by.
Nerve-wracking night at times but generally enjoyed it.
Nikon Z30
YN 11MM F1.8Z DA DSM WL
Star Adventurer 2i
Kenko PROD1 Pro Softon(A)
K&F Concept Compact Series SA254C2
The earliest walls of this church are from the beginning of the 12th century. The present building then is not more than about 900 years old. About 1100 years before that the Romans came to what they were to name “Calleva Atrebatum”, later called “Silchester” by the Saxons Among the early Roman residents there would have been Christians who initially may have had to be secret about their faith. Some consider that the excavated remains of one building in the old Roman Town may be interpreted as a place for Christian worship dating from about 340AD, though this cannot be certain.
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This 360-degree drone panorama was captured above the former route of Giljastølveien in Rogaland, near the point where the road crests the mountain and begins its descent toward Frafjord. The old road was eventually replaced by a tunnel due to the risk of rockfalls, yet the viewpoint remains one of the most spectacular in the region. From this elevated position, steep mountains plunge into the fjord while evening sunlight breaks through the clouds, painting the landscape with shifting bands of gold and shadow. The scene is a reminder that even when a road falls silent, the beauty that inspired its construction endures.
Fun fact: Before the Frafjord Tunnel was opened, Giljastølveien was the main route between Gilja and Frafjord. The old mountain road is still remembered for its dramatic hairpin bends, steep terrain and extraordinary views over the fjord landscape below.
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A late summer morning at Ståvatn along the E134 Haukelivegen in Telemark, near the border with Vestland. Captured as a 360° drone panorama, the scene is filled with striking contrasts: deep sapphire waters fading into turquoise shallows, sunlit green highlands, and brilliant white clouds drifting across an intense blue sky. The scattered islets and open mountain landscape create a sense of scale and solitude that is characteristic of Norway's highland regions, where water, rock, light, and color come together in a constantly changing natural mosaic.
Fun fact: Ståvatn is part of a large mountain lake system in the Haukelifjell area, where the exceptionally clear water often reveals underwater features and color gradients that are easily visible from the air on sunny days.
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This 360° spherical panorama was captured over Turufjell in Buskerud on a calm winter afternoon, revealing a vast mountain plateau shaped by snow, forest, and winding access roads. From this elevated perspective, cabins and terrain form a quiet pattern across the landscape, emphasizing both scale and isolation.
Turufjell is a popular mountain area in Flå municipality, known for its open highland character, recreational cabins, and long seasonal contrasts. Seen from above, the landscape becomes almost cartographic — a living map where nature and human presence coexist in balance.
The spherical format allows the viewer to explore the scene freely, offering a complete sense of place rather than a single fixed viewpoint. It is a visual documentation of terrain, light, and geography — equally suited for storytelling, exploration, and spatial reference.
Fun fact: Turufjell sits just above the forest line in parts of the area, which gives it its distinctive mix of open mountain plateau and scattered tree growth — a landscape that changes dramatically with season and weather.
Location: Krøderfjorden, Lake Krøderen
Road: National Road 7 (Riksvei 7)
Municipality: Flå
County: Buskerud
Region: Hallingdal
This 360° image was captured by drone above the open waters of Lake Krøderen, just offshore from the Krøderfjorden rest area along Norwegian National Road 7 (Riksvei 7). Krøderen is a long inland lake marking the transition between lower Hallingdal and the forested highlands further north.
National Road 7 follows the shoreline closely in this area, forming an important transport link through Hallingdal and providing viewpoints over the lake. The surrounding landscape consists of steep forested slopes, exposed rock faces, and clear freshwater surfaces that reflect changing weather patterns.
From this mid‑lake perspective, the relationship between transport infrastructure, terrain, and water is clearly visible. The wide lake basin and its calm surface illustrate why Krøderen has historically functioned as both a natural corridor and a defining element of the regional landscape.
A 360-degree panorama from Fjetlandsnuten above Røldal in Vestland County, Norway. To the left lies Røldalsvatnet, with the Hårådalen valley stretching away beyond its northern end. In the centre of the panorama is Valldalsvatnet, a regulated mountain reservoir in Valldalen, while Votna appears to the right among the rugged uplands. Together, these water bodies form part of the extensive Røldal-Suldal hydropower system, surrounded by the mountains, plateaus and wide open landscapes of inner Hardanger. Under the warm light of the setting sun, the scene reveals the geography of western Norway on a grand scale, where valleys, reservoirs and ancient mountain terrain merge into a vast highland panorama.
Fun fact: From Fjetlandsnuten it is possible to see three major reservoirs connected to the Røldal-Suldal hydropower scheme in a single view, offering a remarkable overview of one of Norway’s most important mountain water systems.
360° Lightpainting Artwork created in total darkness by Mafu Fuma & Gunnar Heilmann, members of Aurora Movement
Model: Clara Lohmann
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360° Lightpainting Artwork created in total darkness by Mafu Fuma, member of Aurora Movement
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A 360-degree aerial panorama captured by drone above Karlsvika, overlooking the Oslofjord. From the industrial past of the former Esso oil refinery to the residential and coastal landscapes of Skallevoll, Ringshaug and Vallø, this image reveals the layered geography of Vestfold. Calm waters, soft spring light and subtle cloud formations frame a wide and uninterrupted view towards Østfold and the open fjord.
Fun fact
Karlsvika lies along a stretch of coastline where industrial history, agriculture and modern residential areas meet—making it one of the most geographically diverse viewpoints along the outer edge of Tønsberg.
Summer. At the river. Novosibirsk suburb. Spherical panorama. Jul 21, 2020. Samsung Galaxy S10+, GCAM. (No postprocessing)
360° Lightpainting Artwork created in total darkness by Mafu Fuma, member of Aurora Movement
Model: Xenija
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