Panoramic photographs of Cumbria & The Lake District

High resolution zoomable panoramas of Cumbria & The Lake District

These hi-res panoramas were all produced from multiple images which were then "stitched" together into very large files.
Click on the images to see fully zoomable versions and see the amount of detail they contain.

The View from Arnside Knott:

This is a multi image panoramic photograph taken from Arnside Knott, Cumbria, looking over Morecambe Bay, with many of the Lakeland Fells visible, along with the Howgill Fells towards the right of the Panorama.

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The view from Arnside Knott, a high resolution zoomable panoramic image of the view across Morecambe Bay to the Lakeland Fells — The view from Arnside Knott - Click the image for hi-res version

The View from Kendal Castle:

This is a multi image panorama taken from Kendal Castle, Cumbria, looking over the town, with the south-eastern fells of the Lake District visible in the distance.

The final image was slightly cropped and downsampled for web display.
The original image would produce a very detailed print at least up to about 3 or 4 metres in length. (Anybody got a big wall to fill)?

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The view from Kendal Castle, a high resolution zoomable panoramic image of the view over the town towards the Lakeland Fells — The view from Kendal Castle - Click the image for hi-res version

Abbot Hall, Kendal, Cumbria:

This is the fine grade 1 listed Abbot Hall, in Kendal, Cumbria, which was built in 1759 by Colonel George Wilson for use as a private home.
It was almost derelict in the 1950's when a charitable trust was formed, to save the building, and turn it into a gallery, which opened in 1962.
Visit the Abbot Hall web site.

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The Abbot Hall museum and art gallery, Kendal, Cumbria, a high resolution zoomable panoramic image of this fine grade 1 listed building — Abbot Hall, Kendal - Click the image for hi-res version