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Marvin (474 days ago) delete

Absolutely stunning pointcloud

xTdub (463 days ago) delete

This is broken for me, the synth won't load. I'm sure it's wonderful though. The national geographic ones are great.

MartinSKOV (459 days ago) delete

Awesome picture.. Lots of Photos is Vary awesome:)! wonderfull

mimost (458 days ago) delete

i cannot download any of the photos....

martym (457 days ago) delete

Dear NGS, please geocode these awesome synths so they are discoverable in Virtual Earth.

ArizonaGeologicalSurvey (454 days ago) delete

I am curious how such a dense point cloud was achieved. Is there a certain amount of photo overlap that is ideal? Post-processing somehow? Any tips? Great use of Photosynth!

Grafixation (450 days ago) delete

How do I get this to work on Google Chrome?

loughner (64 weeks ago) delete

Photosynth doesn't seem to work on Google Chrome, but does on Windows Internet Explorer. Hmmmm.

CoolBugz (446 days ago) delete

This is just amazing!!!

vmonita79 (62 weeks ago) delete

Stunning image puzzle

alexthong123 (432 days ago) delete

i want to go to egypt

mikekill (431 days ago) delete

how come i cant see it ive only been able to view two thingys

Arsenyc (411 days ago) delete

Anybody notice the couple in the background kissing? :-D

kasenchik (54 weeks ago) delete

that's great!!!

tozenter (54 weeks ago) delete

Awesome

RedSux (342 days ago) delete

Awesome!!!!
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National Geographic - Sphinx

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NationalGeographic

9/30/2008
232 Photos - 100% Synthy
46967 Views
The impressive Sphinx, a 65-foot-tall statue of a lion’s body with a man’s face, sits nearby the pyramids of Giza. Carved from natural Giza limestone, the Sphinx is believed to represent Khafre, the fourth-dynasty pharaoh who built Giza’s second largest pyramid.
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