Panoramas
Photography is a very powerful tool for communication and we often use photographs in reports and presentations to support and emphasise the points being made. While our photo library contains thousands of images, below we show some panoramas taken by John Cosgrave either on operations, or on visits to operations during evaluations or training.
Please be aware that panoramas are large images and viewing these pages is not advised on slow connections. The panoramas were stitched together with different software, but the most recent panoramas were stitched together using the "Autostitch" program developed by Matthew Brown and David Lowe at the University of British Columbia.
The first series of panoramas shows the development of a refugee camp on the Pakistan-Afghanistan border in 2001. Each individual panorama is about 250 to 350kb
- Three panoramas illustrating the site development from day 1 to day 6.
- Three panoramas illustrating the site development from day 13 to day 22.
Below you can find links to panoramas of two IDP camps in Darfur, Sudan. These panoramas are about 500kb in size.
The next link is for a panorama of an IDP camp in Batticaloa, Sri Lanka in February 2007.
The following link is for two panoramas of an IDP camp in Mozambique after the 2007 floods.
The small panorama below shows the Maera IDP camp more than 18 months after the 2005 Pakistan Earthquake.
Life is not all work. Below can find links to panoramas of two views of the Himilayas taken during a visit to Sikkim in India.
