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An (Amazing) Interactive Tour Of Everest
David Breashears / GlacierWorks
This is just the gateway to a an amazing interactive photo experience.
Wow. Photographer David Breashears and his team at GlacierWorks are working on an interactive tour of Mount Everest. Basically, you start with a wide view, then click any of the hot spots — or little green boxes — and off you go.
That's all I'll say. Just go look at it and you'll see what I mean.
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