While we’re at it: panoramas can be very useful for all kinds of things. If you happen to be disgusted by the look of the commuter train you have to use every morning and decided to redesign it with your commuting friends (and got permission beforehand), of course, you would like to be able to show the results to your other friends from the internet. Something like this could have been the story for those Brazilians that have redone a complete train connecting Porto Alegre and São Leopoldo. To get a picture from the train they probably turned to some sort of stitching. Anyways, the results are really cool and the image above is just the first cart. Besides the huge panorama they have a lot of photo footage with details and nice black&white photography where only the graffiti parts are in color.

via Wooster Collective: Train 124 in Brazil

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