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@DAVIDBERGMAN * Music images * Celebrity images * Sport images * About David Bergman * Photo Workshops * One on One Consultations * Fine Art Prints * Ask David Bergman * From the Vault * Gigapan * Instagram * Video Production * Blog Archive I live in New York City. My work takes me around the world. Connect: Email: David@DavidBergman.net Instagram: @davidbergman Twitter: @davidbergman Facebook: DavidBergmanPhoto All images and text on this site are protected under U.S Copyright. Do not copy or reproduce without permission. * * * * Show Navigation The Inauguration of President Barack Obama - 1.4 billion pixels Use controls or double click to zoom in. Click four arrows button to launch fullscreen. (If the embed isn't showing below, you can view the image on the GigaPan site HERE) I always try to make unique images using technology and by simply seeing things a bit differently. When I got the assignment to photograph President Obama's 2009 inauguration, I knew I had to come up with something that would live up to the magnitude of this historical event. The response to my GigaPan showing two million people in front of the U.S. Capitol was incredible. It was viewed over 30 million times by people in 210 countries. I was interviewed on CNN and the image was mentioned on every news and tech website from the Huffington Post and Drudge Report to Engadget and Gizmodo, garnering a #1 ranking on Digg.com. I made the image by shooting a series of 220 photos using the GigaPan Epic. When stitched together into one giant panorama, the resulting photo is 1,474 megapixels. For comparison, a normal point-and-shoot photo is about 10 megapixels. The extreme resolution allows you to zoom in and pan around by double clicking or using the controls at top left. As you look around, you'll find all of the living U.S. Presidents, cellist Yo-Yo Ma taking a picture with his iPhone, and government snipers on faraway rooftops. In the time since I made this image, I've developed my technique for making very high quality GigaPans and have documented large events for commercial clients including NBC, Tishman Speyer, MLB.com, Sports Illustrated, and Bon Jovi. 2012 London Olympics Women's Beach Volleyball - 3 billion pixels (If the embed isn't showing below, you can view the image on the GigaPan site HERE) "It's going to be a really, really big image." -- David Bergman, on producing a 20,000 megapixel image at Yankee Stadium Show Navigation It looks like JavaScript is disabled in your browser. Please enable JavaScript and reload this page.