A long time ago, we pointed you to the incredible panorama shot inside Bali's Tulamben wreck. Created by stitching together more than a dozen images shot underwater -- and inside the wreck -- zooming around the pano is almost as cool as swimming around inside the wreck. Almost.
If you're looking for some more virtual dives, check out these cool panoramas:
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Mal Yeo -- the same photographer who shot the Tulamben pano -- has created an amazing image from 75 feet below the surface at Halifax Park, Australia. Prepare to see LOTS of fish.
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Andreas Kampf has a series of 9 underwater panos that rival Yeo's in their beauty and artistic-ness. In my opinion, the Fesdu Wreck is especially gorgeous, but they're all worth investigating.
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Alexandra Albin has created a small but well-lit pano of a wreck dive off Catalina Island.
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Undersea features half a dozen effective underwater panos, including a nice one starring a cuttlefish.
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Scott Highton managed to capture a gorgeous over-under pano in a Florida spring.
Of course, as photographic equipment -- and photographers -- become more sophisticated, we'll probably see more underwater panos in the future. Dip your hand in a bucket of water, and it'll be just as relaxing as a dive trip. Almost.








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Posted at 6:40AM on Jan 4th 2007 by mrman