Hello,

My name is Brian Conroy. I live in Tigard, a suburb of Portland Oregon.

When I was a teenager I used to splice my photos together and make ultrawide panoramas. Once I discovered 360 panoramas in 2006 I was so excited I spent $2,000 on all the equipment I needed on line the next day and I never looked back. I love taking these photos. They do so much more to capture the spirit and time of place. I am very lucky to have been raised in one of the most beautiful states in the country. My dad  grew up in very rural central Oregon. Fortunately he took me out there to fish whenever he could. I hope you enjoy these Panoramas as much as I do. I wish I could add sound to them to really put you there. Don't miss my panoramas on the top of the Mt. St. Helens volcano in Washington State and Zion National Park in Utah and Jefferson Park, Oregon. For a fun one see my family panorama in Tigard, Oregon. 

Thanks for stopping by, Brian Conroy

Shooting 360 panos is a passionate hobby of mine. I have been creating 360 panos since 2004 when I was using a Nikon D70 and a 12-24 wide angle lens. Nowadays I try to sneak in a few panos every time I take a holiday with my trusty old 5D MkII. Currently I am  the Academic Director of FX School - a digital media Institute in Mumbai, India

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