Climbing the Eiffel Tower

Paris, France

March, 15, 2008, 10:31hs local time.

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This one was a really hard stitch! I took this picture during a cultural trip organised by members of the school where I used to work (the picture from St. Peter's that I have contributed to another of these 'WWP 20 Years' was taken during a different trip). As there were too many people queuing for the lift, some of us decided to take the stairs -which made this photo possible. I took it on the way up (with the camera on top of my head). The flow of people going up and down was constant, so the picture may give a false impression. I had to wait until there was a long enough lapse of time to allow me to take all the photos (to which, I must confess, some of our students contributed by blocking downstairs the people who were climbing).

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Location

Europe / France

Lat: 48° 51' 29.768" N
Long: 2° 17' 40.194" E

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Equipment

D300+10,5, handheld shot, PTGui, Superrune plugin, PS

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