The interactive 360-degree presentation of Geiranger was the winner in the category "Best Home / Welcome Page" in the Webby Awards - often called "the web's Oscar."
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Photographer Paul S. Vindfallet behind the spectacular images, and the unique solution allows the user to mix and match camera and zoom into what they want. Shooting is performed using specially designed cameras and helicopters.
Visit Norway Geiranger 360-degree was launched in May 2010. You can now also experience Lillehammer, pulpit, Telemark, Geilo, the Sognefjord and the Hardangerfjord to 360 degrees.
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