"The Beijing Guide combines expert photography and world-class technology to expand the horizons of image projection. We want people to see the world around them from a natural perspective. The moving view of the 2008 Olympic construction area gives the sensation one is turning their head atop a viewpoint." said Peter Danford, photographer and managing director of The China Guide.
Based in Beijing, Mr. Danford has been working with virtual reality photography since the introduction of Quicktime VR by Apple in 1994. A commercial photographer and computer programmer, Mr. Danford merges the skills to create his unique style of web content.
About The Beijing Guide
The Beijing Guide uses an interactive approach to introducing foreign travelers to the middle kingdom. Integrating 360-degree virtual tours, audio, music, animation and images, The Beijing Guide is different than the usual text and graphics web site. For example, images of Chinese currency when clicked speak their denominations in Chinese. 360-degree panoramas and Chinese music recorded live cover The Great Wall, Forbidden City and other tourist destinations.
Whether planning a trip to Beijing or just surfing the net as an armchair traveler, The Beijing Guide is sure to entertain and educate.
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