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There are some people that we know so suddenly in life and end up becoming great friends ...

Well then, in May 2010 I gave an interview to a super cool program GloboNews, the "Science and Technology" which was about the limits of digital manipulation.

Days later I received a call from MANE, super genius drummer of the Blitz, this band that I enjoyed very much in youth, and still short of the sound guys.
The Evandro Mesquita is a mega talented guy and I'd pictured him in the past for a listing of TACO jeans, when I had to dive into a pool and shoot the Evandro underwater using the jeans lol
It was mega fun and you can see the photo of the ad on this link:

And MANE I wanted to talk with me to produce a Virtual Tour with 360 photos of the show's Blitz , and I did as you can see the link

Then I went to visit his home and was impressed with the room that the guy has lol
All discs all over pauleira bands rock the 60, 70, 80 etc is all there!
CDs, DVDs, bootlegs, a collection of letting anyone crazy lol

Check out the photo below and pay attention to the TV guy's rssss
If you are seeing in an iPad, since it is in HTML5, click on the button that says "Click to start" and see the video that goes on TV ... LCD rssss

Simply awesome.
Curti other, that out of the instruments, guitars, drums and everything else.
Show of ball!

Just do not stop there and did that other more MANE immersive picture of him on the porch, and it shows well the great thing is that this guy shooting, that above all else is great drummer lol

Look how nice the same room of his house balcony view of this 360 degree panorama below:

And after these clicks enjoying the stunning visuals of the view that has its balcony, you could not pass up the opportunity to make another 360 photos showing the landscape of the Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas.

And as the MANE is super friendly and expressive, has to roll over a 360 degree portrait of his charismatic personality and bubbly rssss

Look at that show:

Well, I think it is lol
The result of 360 pictures speak better than my text, then the great thing now is to enjoy the pictures and pass on to friends lovers of photography and music too.

360 hugs
AYRTON

There are jobs and work
There Customers and Clients

Some clients we know and how suddenly everything happens in a flash, the work is approved and come across people who are super cool.

This was the case with this job that I photographed on December 31, 2011 at around 20 pm rssss

Usually I'm always lucky and my clients always become great friends which makes it a pleasure to do any work.

In these 360 ​​pictures were exactly six minutes of the first to the last click. There were a multitude of vendors hoping to finalize many details before the New Year begins.

They were two sides of the mega hall, beautifully decorated for the celebration of New Year's Eve, and we chose to shoot at two different points to cover the whole look, and it gave me three minutes to shoot each.

But I think the result was good and served well the needs of the client, the marketing manager of the hotel, which is needed to have 360 ​​photos to show how next year can be mounted a spectacular environment for events, parties, weddings, anniversaries , birthdays, conventions, etc ...

With each passing day I become more convinced that there is no other type of photography that allows for a better way to show an environment than an immersive photo, a 360-degree panorama.
Any visitor entering a website has a lot more sense of space, one or many environments, when he visualizes it in a picture or make a 360 degree Virtual Tour complete, as many that I have produced for various business segments.

Continuing to produce new work, soon more news here on the site for all who enjoy my immersive panoramas.

360 hugs
Ayrton

Maracana.
The Temple maximum of Brazilian football.
Loved by many, hated by some and despised by ... World Cup 2014.
Just see the Brazilian play here, if it is to play the final match.

Well, but the Maracana Cup in 2014 will be another, totally refurbished and modified.
This photo shoot was done 360 ​​in 2009 to be exact on June 4, 2009.
Look at that look Maracana seen in this aerial photo 360 degrees, showing all around and with the silhouette of the beautiful hills of Tijuca Forest ago.

According infos available in Wikipedia:
"The Journalist Mario Filho Stadium, better known as the Maracana, the popular Maracas (" like a rattle "in Tupi-Guarani, due to the sound of birds that lived around there), is a football stadium located in Rio de Janeiro and opened in 1950, having been used in the FIFA World Cup that year.

Since then, the Maracana was the scene of great moments of Brazilian and world football, as the thousandth goal of Pele, the Brazilian Championship final, Carioca, Libertadores Cup and Club World Championship Cup, and international competitions and the Brazilian national team matches.

It was one of the venues of the Pan American Games 2007, getting the football, the opening ceremonies and closing. Will host the football and the opening and closing ceremonies of the 2016 Olympic Games, which will be held in the city of Rio de Janeiro.

It will also stage the final match of the FIFA World Cup 2014. Over time, however, the stadium has become a multipurpose space character to receive other events such as shows and games of other sports, like volleyball a chance.

After several modernization work, the current capacity of the stadium is 82,238 spectators, the largest stadium in Brazil. "

But with the new reforms that are now being made in 2011 and will end only in 2012 or early 2013 its capacity will decrease slightly, but will be much more comfortable.

If you are looking for conventional images, other than 360 photos and immersive panoramas, to suggest a search for google it is one of the most photographed stadiums in Brazil.

And if you like this photo ... 360 air pass along to your friends and share on Facebook or Twitter, please lol

Super Hugs to all who visit here
Ayrton

To prospective new clients and friends who visit my portfolio here for 360 photos, this is a Virtual Tour Ship to Celso Furtado, photographed for Transpetro.

In these 360 ​​photos, can realize the beauty and finesse in the finish of this vessel entirely built at shipyard Maua in Rio de Janeiro.

Transpetro is the biggest playmaker in Latin America and the main business of logistics and transportation fuels in Brazil, Petrobras Transporte SA, and is renewing its fleet. So far, four ships were launched, one being built in the state of Pernambuco and Rio de Janeiro in three. Named after the relevant Brazilian history, the craft honored John Candido, Celso Furtado, Sergio Buarque de Holanda and Romulus Almeida.

The Ship Program is also responsible for the generation of jobs. Have been created over 15,000 direct jobs and this number should reach 40 000 direct jobs and 160,000 indirect jobs. There is also the announcement of new buildings, besides the implementation and expansion of shipyards. Other areas were driven, among them the ship parts, the steel and metals, which will provide inputs for the construction of ships ordered.

Documenting this ship was a new experience for me, and I hope to repeat because other ships will be delivered in the coming years.

I hope you enjoy visiting all of the images immersive 360 ​​degree panoramas that make up this Virtual Tour

360 hugs
AYRTON

Today, October 31, 2011 is the "D Day" in honor of Carlos Drummond de Andrade

Drummond was born in Minas Gerais, in the City of Itabira. He studied in Freiburg and New Belo Horizonte with the Jesuits at the Colegio Anchieta. He graduated in pharmacy. He was the founder of "The Journal", because he wanted to promote modernism in Brazil. He published his first book of poetry, "Some poetry" (1930), and the poem was recited Sentimental then at the "Poetry of the very modern Brazil" Faculty of Arts of Coimbra, by Professor of Brazilian Studies, Dr. Manoel de Souza Pinto.

During most of his life, Drummond was a civil servant, though he started writing early and continued until his death in 1987 in Rio de Janeiro, twelve days after the death of his only daughter, the writer Maria Julieta Drummond de Andrade. In addition to poetry, produced children's books, stories and chronicles.

Among his wonderful works, this is classic below:
LOVE DO NOT LET GO
When you meet someone and that someone makes your heart stop working for a few seconds note: may be the most important person in your life.
If the eyes are crossed and at this moment, there is the same glare between them, be warned: it may be the person you're waiting for since the day he was born.
If the touch of the lips is heavy, if the kiss is passionate and his eyes fill up the water at this point, note: there is something magic between you.
If the first and last thought of the day for that person, if the desire of being together to squeeze the heart, thank you: God has sent you a gift: Love.
So, watch for signs - do not let the craziness of day-to-day blind to let the best thing in life: LOVE.

I hope you enjoy this panorama immersive THINKER

And now with my new buttons "like" facebook and twitter at the right corner of the screen, count on friends to share the 360 ​​photos!

360 hugs
AYRTON

Since 2005 I have been always trying to publish my 360 photos in online newspapers and magazines in Brazil and abroad.

This my battle, always rushing back to try and pioneer in online publishing, is justified simply because I firmly believe that an immersive 360 ​​degree panorama is one of the best mediums to pass the reader the feeling of being in place in the center of the event.

To this end, I always try to show the editors that it is a product in which they should invest and buy my work because the return on visitation and disclosure is warranted.

And this time, once again I was privileged because now I was contacted by the Journal Times for the first time it publishes 360 shots in Brazil.
With over this, I will increase my range of publications that hired me to illustrate with editorial matters immersive 360-degree photos.

Already published in The Day Online, the Online Journal of Brazil, the Earth Portal, in the magazine Veja, the GloboNews in G1, in the Journal Vejinha River, Globo.com on TV, plus many specialized magazines from other publishers.

In this job, which rose to Time Magazine's 100 Best Companies to Work For in Brazil and then, which had been escohidas Best Vista to Work!
And both Coca-Cola above with your building on Botafogo Beach in front of the postcard of Rio de Janeiro, Sugar Loaf, as ENDESA (WIDE) below with the look of the Guanabara Bay in the background were chosen and therefore I document in this format panoramic environments.

The challenge here was to get 360 photos capture in any work environment, employees in their positions and also the exterior design with all the nuances of it. In this photo made in the building of LARGE in Niteroi, I knew the sunset would be the exact 17:31, so I asked everyone to get ready I would do the clicking right now. In fact it was 17:25 when I noticed that was a beautiful sunset and so now all ready with the click was made the final 17:28 with the sun almost hiding behind the mountains far away on the horizon.

I think the final result was very pleasant and reached the goal was to show the look that employees who work there can admire almost every day.

If these two like 360 pictures or so-called immersive panoramas please pass along the link to your friends too.

And comment here.
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AYRTON

When the SEE Magazine contacted me first,
was to do something hitherto unheard of in the World;
Documented the last game in the Maracana Stadium, on September 5, 2010, before being closed for the works that will transform it to the 2014 World Cup, with a Virtual Tour 360 degrees in the stands during the game that allowed Flamengo and Santos visitors to identify themselves and leave comments on images.

And now, it was with great joy that I was contacted by the magazine Veja Rio, the famous Vejinha for another project, which is a Virtual Tour to the most famous, the most charming, the most dreamed about, filmed and documented Hotel 5 stars in Brazil; the stunning Copacabana Palace, located on the beach also more famous in the world, Copacabana beach.

The Copacabana Palace was built by businessman Octavian Guinle Silva and Francisco Castro between 1919 and 1923, following a request by the then President Pessoa (1919-1922), who wanted a large tourist hotel in the then capital of the country, to help host the large number of visitors expected for the great Centennial Exposition of the Independence of Brazil, an event of international dimensions to be held on the terrace of the castle in 1922. In return, the federal government would grant tax incentives, as well as the license for a casino that it worked - a requirement of the entrepreneur.
Established the agreement, the businessman bought land on the beach of Copacabana, facing the Atlantic Avenue, enlarged in 1919 by engineer Paulo de Frontin. At the time, the hotel was the first major building in Copacabana, surrounded only by small houses and mansions.
In 1930, Copacabana happened in the first Miss Universe contest. The candidates paraded in an open car through the city and used the hotel balcony and walkway, with the crowd on the Avenida Atlantica. In 1930, Yolanda Pereira, Pelotas, was the first Brazilian to win the title of Miss Universe. Damn, I wish I had photographed an event in these 360 ​​photos and save aprecisada to be in the future.
In 1934, built the hotel pool, with design engineer Cesar Melo and Cunha, enlarged in 1949. In 1938 was inaugurated the "Golden Room", a show with Maurice Chevalier.
In April 1946, after World War II, President Eurico Gaspar Dutra probiu the game in the country. The casino was transformed into a playhouse, and the hotel has undergone an extensive renovation, increasing its capacity and adding two floors to the main building, the side and attached pergola at the rear (opened in 1949). This reform was the responsibility of the architect Wladimir Alves de Sousa.
With the transfer of capital to Brasilia in 1960, the hotel experienced a period of slow decay, until surpassed by the most modern hotels, built in the 1970s.
In 1985, projected to its demolition. However, the Copacabana Palace has become historical heritage, being overturned in federal, state and municipal. In 1989, the Guinle family in the person of Jose Eduardo Guinle, sold it to the Orient-Express Hotels, which rehabilitated the Copacabana Palace, the old plants without modernizing them uncharacterized.

The cooler 360 degree Virtual Tour of this is that everyone can get into nooks and environments Cup and see how the interior to the suite where Mick Jagger always hosts, or Frank Sinatra and Madonna. All in 360 photos and can even view the famous black and hyper private pool, on top of the building.

The Copacabana Palace occupies an area of ​​more than 12 thousand square meters at the noblest spot of Copacabana Beach, a piano bar, two restaurants: the Arbor, situated beside the pool, which can be seen in the photo opening 360 of the Tour Virtual, and Cipriani, already listed among the best in town, offering the finest cuisine of northern Italy. The restaurant, which also has a bar, is located on the ground floor of the Annex Building, where you can see the hotel pool. They are 225 rooms and suites, and 147 in the main building and 78 suites in the annex, all luxury and equipped with sound proof windows, air conditioning, bathroom with shower, TV with remote, telephones with two lines and direct dial international connection for fax or computer, mini-bar and safe. According to the wish of the guest, the bed can be king size, double or single. In the Annex, the suites of 70 square meters are equipped with Sealy, trousseau finished to a high standard Trussardi 300 threads, have bathrooms with Italian ceramic, private balconies, bathrobes and slippers.

I hope you enjoy this Virtual Tour by immersive panoramas and pass along to your friends can visit and comment here as well.