Saturday, October 10, 2009

The Best of Google Earth In 3-D

The Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, California

My latest cyberculture infatuation is with Google Earth.

This follows time I spent playing with jacksonpollock.org, Etch A Sketch and Wordles. As well as creating renderings and lithographs. What they all have in common, of course, is an opportunity for artistic expression.

Exploring the world on Google Earth is fun, but you can't always see the things you want rendered in 3-D. In that vein, Google Earth is similar to life, at least sometimes, in that you have to do the best you can with what's available.

What would qualify as the Best of Google Earth in 3-D is debatable, of course, and I suspect would vary widely depending upon individual points of view. Fortunately, the only POV I have to take into consideration in assembling such a collection is my own.

The Best of Google Earth In 3-D...

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Cleveland, Ohio


St. Peter's Square, Vatican City


Gateway Arch, St. Louis, Missouri


Eiffel Tower, Paris, France


The Acropolis, Athens, Greece


The Astrodome, Houston, Texas


Sears Tower, Chicago, Illinois


Stonehenge, County of Wiltshire, England


Goodyear Airdock, Akron, Ohio


The Strip, Las Vegas, Nevada


Giza Plateau, Cairo, Egypt


Tower of the Americas and The Alamo Dome, San Antonio, Texas


Clinton Presidential Library, Little Rock, Arkansas


Red Square, Moscow, Russia

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

This is great and so interesting!

Unknown said...

these are cool i especially like the rock n roll hall of fame