| The
History of Panoramic Photography |
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| � | Shortly after
the invention of photography, the desire to show |
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| overviews of
cities and landscapes prompted photographers to |
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| create panoramas. |
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| � | The earliest
panoramas were made by placing two or more |
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| daguerreotype
plates side-by-side. |
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| View from
the top of Lookout Mountain, Tenn., George Barnard, 1864 |