Mexico City

Mexico City, Mexico

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Mexico City, Mexico is known as one of the most polluted enviroments in the world. We were there during a time when it was beautiful, crisp, and clear.

Even the Teotihuacan Ruins were bright and clear. If I could have only photographed a virtual tour in route. The traffic in Mexico City is like no other, utter chaos, but everyone seems to survive.

Some of our friends we are working for include: Macau Hotels and Resorts, Local Trips , and Machu Picchu

Studio360 - Virtual Tours, Museum Interactives, and Multimedia

Location

Latin America / Mexico

Lat: 19° 34' 54" N
Long: 100° 26' 12" W

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The equipment we use at our Virtual Tour Company is Fuji S3's with Nikon 10mm Lens.

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Mexico City

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