100% crop of a really really large picture of London...

[raytoei@gmail.com]

"I recently got the opportunity to go up a tower
in central London that was in the process of being
refurbished. So I took 2,500 photos and stitched them
together into a pair of panoramas."

http://lifeinmegapixels.com/blog/2012/06/london-in-20-gigapixels/

100% crop, see the ferris wheel ("London Flyer") below....

 

[jesse1dog]

Could spend hours looking.
Superb definition.
Can see the problems with the traffic though - spotted a half submerged car in one road - loved the lady bent over the engine of her car!
Now that is something for you other guys to find!

jesse

 

[brainwood]

nice work Raytoei. I thought the wide version was impressive.. then I zoomed in.
Its a very impressive panorama. It particularly appeals to me as I spent a few months last year in the silver striped building on the right of your shot affectionally known as ITV Towers. It has edit suites similar to prison cells but its lovely working by the river and the canteen over looks the river !! ;-)

Actually my daughter has just come in the room and she was equally fascinated by it. The detail is extraordinary, its like one of those fictitious CIA photos from the movies that you zoom into without losing clarity

Chris

 

[brainwood]

Ok Jesse i've spent 5 mins scanning the photo and you win I can't find the lady bent over her engine but the boris biker on waterloo bridge caught twice made me laugh .

 

[raytoei@gmail.com]

chris,

i found the website through a mailing list. you are right, it is quite impressive. the mailing list suggested several cheeky images, i am still trying to find the adult version of "Where's Wally" puzzle.

raytoei

 

[brainwood]

Raytoei . Thanks for the link - i'm hooked

Jesse - there is a broken down cabbie with AA man on the corner of Southwark street and Great suffolk street ( behind the Tate ) is that it??? Damn I am hooked 🙂

Chris

 

[John Lawrence]

This is highly addictive!

John

 

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in "City and Canary Wharf", can you spot this: