Widescreen Photography by Nuri Bilge Ceylan.
Photoblog by Arabist. Images from Beirut.
Photographs of chinese agriculture and shipbreakers in Bangladesh at work. Via Bldgblog and City of Sounds.
Two Flickr Sets. From the Swiss Alps by Claude05,
and by Misomiso, pictures from the French Alps (?). They are partly shot with a disposable camera which adds a very special quality. Beautiful!
Airborne Cats, a Flickr Photoset shot with a 15mm Fisheye. I like that.
German collaborative weblog posting cloud-images.
Marvellous Photos of Chicago by Stanley Kubrick. Before Kubrick started to make movies, he was a star photojournalist in America. Link via Designobserver, a good Design-Blog.
Images of Mammatus Clouds by Jorn Olsen.
During the summer equinox over two hundred and fifty photographers created VR panoramas with the theme of water. For example: Fireflies dance over a river by Sachio Izumi. View from a dam between Waddenzee and Ysselmeer by Gerard Kuster. The Coastline at Djursland by Hans Nyberg. Looping Ducks by Mickael Therer. I contributed a canyon-panorama i did recently in the Berchtesgaden Nationalpark.
8 May 2005 marks an important anniversary in history: 60 years since the end of World War 2. A virtual visit of the landmarks of the second worldwar in Fullscreen QTVR at ww2panorama.org. The project is hosted by Mickael Therer one of my favorite QTVR-Panoramic-Photographers.
I would like to link to a few of the interesting photoblogs one can find on photoblogs.org. For Example Charlotte Franklin from Auckland, who lives together with the cat you can see on the left. Kazutoshi Shirai from Chiba, Japan shows beautiful architectural images. Daniil Dougaev from St. Petersburg, Russia posts travel photos. From Nepal Bhupal Adhikari. Sabine Labs reports from her mountain trips she did in East-Europe. Mark Howell an englishman in Switzerland. I've published recently my panoramic archives as a blog called Alpinorama. As mentioned earlier here the mountaineer travelogue by scott called couloir.org with some new images. A new VR-Photography Blog by Bradford Bohonus.
A link to quite stunning aerial images, captured from a helicopter, by Yann Arthus Bertrand. Visit also his agency for aerial photography named Altitude.
Mappr a cartographic interface to american images posted on flickr. Filemagazine publishes images that treat subjects in unexpected ways.
The photography of Bruno Bisang. Hong Kong Architectural Photography by Michael Wolf. Via Coudal.
I've finally launched my new website merzhase.com. Here i show my 360° Panoramic Photography, mainly Landscape- and Architectural Panoramas.
Maybe you wish to hire me as a designer or panoramic-photographer. The whole website was built with movabletype as a low-end content management system.
Another comprehensive site about Alfred Hitchcock, the Cameos and his supposed influence on other directors like Brian de Palma and Quentin Tarantino. A list of the all-time top 100 films based on UK cinema admissions estimates. Film reviews by Bright Lights Film Journal. 
The Container Images of Frank Breuer (reminds me a bit of Bernd and Hilla Becher). The excellent narrative Photography of David Lachapelle.
QTVR-Panorama from the roof of the now abandoned NSA-Field Station in the former British-Sector of West-Berlin. The decaying terrain, situtated on a debris-hill, was used as a listening post during the cold war. Further insight (Map of the area and Photos) can be found here.
Some excellent monkey-portraits by Jill Greenberg beneath some celebrities and pop-stars shown there. Via J-Walk and BoingBoing.
Aurora Borealis, Clouds, Stars, Lightning and other Sky-Phenomena at allthesky.com
High resolution digital mosaics of America by Brian Caldwell stitched with Panorama Tools.
QuicktimeVR of a climbing tour in Spanish Pyrenees by Ignacio Ferrando Margelí. Panorama seen from Jungfraujoch Meteorological Station by Claudio Bader.
More Sergei Mikhailovich Prokudin-Gorskii images. See also older post about his vintage color photos. Via Ramage.
High Speed Photography by Andrew Davidhazy. Peripheral portraits and other other panoramic photographs made with home-made cameras. See also older post about the scanner camera.
A stroboscopic photograph of a girl tossing a ball and jumping.
Images of a balloon trip over the suburbia of Atlanta.
Sattelite-Images of our Planet recorded by Envisat, who has recentcly completed its ten thousandth orbit around Earth.
These Images of nature wounded and polluted are showing the beauty of industrial desaster. Via jwz. Russian color-separated images by Sergei Mikhailovich Prokudin-Gorskii created in the years before World War I. The composite color images were digitally put together today. Pictures taken with a pinhole-camera. 
Aerial Images and Panoramas from America by Scott Haefner.
An illustrated study of Hitchcock motifs. Via Quiddity. The Hitchcock Cameos and some photos of mosaics of scenes from movies by the "Master of suspense". Via Beautiful Stuff. Before and after images of various San Francisco locations used in Alfred Hitchcock's 1958 masterpiece, Vertigo.
Museum of accidents by Paul Virilio. Via Thingsmagazine. Movies of high-voltage problems (1) (2).
QuickTime VR of Baptism ceremony Jehovah Witness Convention at Telstra Stadium - Olympic Park. Via BoingBoing. More at Peter Murphys Panoramic Weblog.
24 hour time-lapse movies (1) (2) of Toronto skyline by topleftpixel.
Andrew Davidhazy shows how he has build an experimental digital camera. See also some pictures taken by the scanner-camera. The 360° full-circle lens invented by Sony allows the full 360° surroundings of the camera to be imaged at the same time with a single lens.
Promotion Images for Scandinavian Bands from the 70's. Via memepool.
Cloudless, brilliant QuickTime VR (2MB) shot above Hörnli Hut at 3280m hosted by panoramas.dk.
Light-flooded Dacha-Panoramas by Beeflowers.
Image Galleries by Max Lyon. Almost all of the images here were created using his own assembling software called PTAssembler.
QuickTime VR of a volcanic eruption at Reunion.
Images by Simon Norfolk.
Images from the international underground. Via Geisha Asobi. Earlier post on urban adventures.
Tabloid Photographs From THE LOS ANGELES HERALD EXPRESS. Via TackyTimes And vintage Travel Posters, also an exhibition at the Los Angeles Public Library. 
