Virtual Reality is a technology that lets the viewer participate in viewing the images. The viewer can pan the images across, up and down, and even zoom in and out. The viewer has a sense that he or she is actually there at the scene.

Virtual reality "movies" consist of a series of overlapping images photographed using highly specialized photographic equipment and stitched together with professional quality dedicated stitching software.

I include people whenever possible for the added visual interest.

A popular use of virtual reality is in web sites. They can also be used in person-to-person demonstrations.

View virtual reality movies by clicking on the thumbnail images on the left.

To view the Quicktime movies click your mouse inside the window and drag to the left or right. To zoom in click on the + button. To zoom out click on the -button.

If you don't have QuickTime, download the QuickTime player here. Whether you use a Macintosh or Windows-based PC, you can harness the power of QuickTime to play back high-quality audio and video.