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Posted by asdasd at Sun Dec 16 12:58:59 2007
The panorama looks awesome. Remove the cables and it will look even awesomerer.

Posted by Kushal Das at Sun Dec 16 21:23:59 2007
So, you liked it :)
See you again next year ...

Posted by Per at Mon Dec 17 07:54:00 2007
Really nice photos. Thank's for sharing.

Posted by Sudheer at Mon Dec 17 19:13:21 2007
I can't agree more. The event was surprisingly awesome. I did enjoy your talks - Avahi and PulseAudio. I did mention them in my blog - http://lampcomputing.com/node/52

Cheers

Posted by Zeeshan Aliz at Sat Jan 17 23:45:10 2009
Cool! Though you forgot to mention the food poisoning you got from mixing lassi and mango. :)

Posted by Felipe at Sun Jan 18 00:26:45 2009
Great pictures, but IMHO a "Read more..." link after the first paragraph would have been much friendlier for people like me who read Planet Gnome.

Posted by Matt at Sun Jan 18 01:32:08 2009
Amazing pictures!

Posted by Ari Torhamo at Sun Jan 18 02:25:05 2009
Thanks for sharing your great pictures. In my eyes modern (western?) architecture pales in comparison with these beautiful buildings. Things don't seem always get better with time.

Posted by Zenwalker at Sun Jan 18 05:46:23 2009
Good to know that u liked my country the way it is. Hope u wud come back to my city (bangalore) next time.

Posted by Chris Sherlock at Sun Jan 18 06:28:29 2009
Hey, what is the copyright license on these photos? They are amazing - I'm sure Wikipedia would LOVE to host and use them if they were under a compatible license!!!!

Posted by Lennart at Sun Jan 18 14:58:40 2009
Chris: CC-BY-SA 3.0. I am just to lazy to upload them to Wikipedia.

Posted by Baishampayan Ghose at Wed Jan 21 08:45:07 2009
Just curious, did you use a tripod to take the panorama shots (I am asking since tripods are banned in these monuments, IIRC)?

Also, which software did you use to stitch the photos together?

And the EXIF data would be useful for photography enthusiasts like me.

Great shots nevertheless!

Posted by Lennart at Wed Jan 21 15:19:23 2009
Baishampayan: no tripod. Just from my bare hands. That's why some of the panoramas actually have considerable errors in them if you look closely. It's all stitched with Hugin. And the gallery includes the seperate shots with EXIF data.

Posted by tk009 at Mon Jan 11 21:33:26 2010
I should of guessed by the blog name whos site this was. Nice touch =).

These are great pictures! Thank you for posting them.

Posted by Julian Aloofi at Mon Jan 11 21:48:47 2010
Wonderful pictures. Thanks for sharing!

Posted by Marco Barisione at Tue Jan 12 00:28:53 2010
How did I manage to miss foss.in this year? :(
At least let's hope my talk for bossa will be accepted!

Posted by Shailesh kumar at Tue Jan 12 04:51:55 2010
Hey, Nice 2 know u did enjoyed our states most wonderful historical places. /Me proud 2 be part of tis state n da country :)

Posted by Johannes H. Jensen at Thu Jan 14 14:49:20 2010
Nice panoramas! For how long are you staying?

I really enjoyed Hampi as well during my semester abroad in India. It had such a nice atmosphere and so much to see! Be sure not to miss out on the elephant stables...

Posted by Nick Read at Fri Jan 15 05:25:53 2010
These pictures are simply beautiful - looks like you picked an amazing place to see!

Are you willing to apply a CC:(A|SA|NC) licence to them so that they can be packaged up as loop-able wallpapers for the Nokia N900 (it runs PulseAudio!). If not, no worries :)

Cheers,

Posted by Lefty at Fri Jan 15 12:12:26 2010
These are beautiful, Lennart. You going to FOSDEM...?

Posted by Lennart at Fri Jan 15 15:24:46 2010
Nick: They are all CC-BY-SA. One my other photo pages it explicitly says that, on these ones this applies too though I never put the text there. And I actually already uploaded one of them to n900wallpapers.com a few days ago but somehow it hasn't shown up there yet...

Lefty: Yes, I will!

Posted by Pedro Côrte-Real at Sat Jan 16 04:15:28 2010
Your blog seems to be syndicated slightly differently in Planet Gnome and Planet Freedesktop. The permalink in Planet Gnome includes a trailing .html whereas the freedesktop one doesn't. Since I subscribe to both planets on Google Reader I get your posts twice as it can't see they are the same. Any way you could fix this?

Thanks,

Pedro

Posted by Cali at Sat Jan 16 04:37:39 2010
Your 360 Degrees photos are amazing :)
beautiful landscapes.
What software do you use for that ?

Thanks.

Posted by seringen at Sat Jan 16 08:55:34 2010
thanks for this - i once spent a number of beautiful days in udaipur. we were able to witness a wedding on Jagmandir Island, and to this day if i really had to do a huge wedding, i've always dreamed about going back there.

also love hugin! I occasionally use it with some terrible camera phone pictures to great effect.

Posted by Kevin at Sun Jan 17 16:07:17 2010
Is it just me or are these actually 180 degree images, since you don't go all the way around.

Posted by Lennart at Sun Jan 17 17:39:09 2010
Cali: Clicking on them will tell you that it is Hugin these pics are made with.

Kevin: Yes, these three are not 360°. The first one and second is probably something like 160°, the third one 200° or so.

Posted by Lennart at Mon Jan 18 00:10:12 2010
Johannes: I've been there in Nov. I am already back in Europe since a month now.

Posted by Benedikt Böhm at Tue Jan 19 12:27:09 2010
Hi Lennart! Which lens did you use for the panoramas? they seem quite distorted so i assume some kind of wide angle? anyway, great set of photos!

Posted by Aurélien Gâteau at Wed Jan 20 09:34:34 2010
That was a wonderful series of pictures, thanks for sharing!

Posted by Jordi at Wed Jan 20 10:32:53 2010
These were all awesome. Thanks for the series, Lennart!

Posted by Lx at Mon Feb 8 07:25:50 2010
hi;

great photos!

was wondering what the licensing is on them? (& if we can use them @ wikimedia? or are they already there?)

Posted by Lennart at Wed Feb 10 17:42:56 2010
Lx: they are all CC-SA 3.0. And I uploaded one to wikipedia (hampi), but I got bored doing so. But if you want to upload them, I can only encourage you to!

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