Other than a different roof on this pavilion, the garden hasn't really changed at all. If I manage to make it down there at some point I'll try and take a decent comparison shot seeing as Streetview has yet to venture into these kind of places.
Tuesday, August 11, 2015
Soldier, Soldier - Robson Green (1992) - Kowloon Park Chinese Garden, Tsim Sha Tsui
In a rather strange scene involving Loudon Wainwright 3rd as an obnoxious American tourist, we find ourselves at some sort of alfresco dining and dance experience. In reality it's the Chinese garden at Kowloon Park.
Other than a different roof on this pavilion, the garden hasn't really changed at all. If I manage to make it down there at some point I'll try and take a decent comparison shot seeing as Streetview has yet to venture into these kind of places.
Other than a different roof on this pavilion, the garden hasn't really changed at all. If I manage to make it down there at some point I'll try and take a decent comparison shot seeing as Streetview has yet to venture into these kind of places.
2 comments:
Streetview hasn't been in there, but individuals can upload their own 360-degree panoramas using Google's Photosphere tool, dedicated cameras like the Ricoh Theta, or just stitching their own multi-shot panos. And guess what? Somebody's already done this one for you:
http://tinyurl.com/nd65ptc
not bad. looks bigger on the screen grab though...I guess the smaller roof may be responsible for that.
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