Panoramas - Darwin's Evolution - Gulbenkian Foundation - Lisbon - Portugal - 2009 All images Copyright , 2009

These 360 degree panoramic images show most of the "Darwin's Evolution" exhibition at the Gulbenkian Foundation in Lisboa, Portugal.
I'd like to consider this my personal unofficial (unless someone at the Gulbenkian Foundation sees fit to link here on their pages) contribution to the Darwin anniversary celebrations.
To view the panoramas, click any of the thumbnails below, then use the arrows above the panoramas to see the next or previous panoramas.

To view these panoramas you need QuickTime. Chances are, it's already installed on your computer, otherwise you can obtain it (free, for both Windows and Macs) from Apple. All of these files are rather small (500-650kb), so you should have no problem viewing them, even if you are on a slow internet connection.
To fully enjoy the show, you should click and drag the panoramas to your heart's content -- don't forget to look up and down too! To zoom in, click shift, to zoom out click control (ctrl), or use the + and - buttons under the image.
I hope you like these panoramas. They are fairly low resolution, and there's nothing like seeing the real thing, so do visit the exhibition at your first opportunity (oh well, too late, it's gone now!).

It is a pleasure to gratefully acknowledge the colaboration of the curator, Prof. José Feijó, as well as the museum staff.