I am recently out of the Army National Guard and still identify closely with the military life. Possibly because I was Air Force from '84-'88 and joined the Army in 2007. In between those two periods of service, I have worn many hats. I first became interested in and connected to panoramic and HDR photography in 2004 when I went to work as Marketing Assistant for SpheronVR in Germany. I eventually moved back home to the States and when I left SpheronVR in 2006, I lost sight of panoramic photography for a while. In 2007, I joined the Army and was deployed to Kosovo from Apr 2008 until Apr 2009. While in Kosovo, I started experimenting again with handheld and tripod mounted cylindrical panos. Upon my return home, I purchased Manfrotto's 303SPH panohead. I found I didn't have the time to experiment properly with the equipment until this summer (2013). Now I'm learning something new about spherical panos everyday. I enjoy capturing scenic panos, especially historical or military related and am currently capturing panos by commission for local businesses. I am using a Nikon D40 with the 18-55mm lens. I intend to begin experimenting with my Nikkor 10mm fisheye in the future but not in a hurry until I upgrade to a camera with a higher resolution.

Thanks for stopping by, I am Rex Williams, a prosumer photographer that recently got into making panoramas and virutal reality tours. I live and work in the Fayetteville, North Carolina area and venture out to a lot of areas in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia. I enjoy just about every aspect of photography so you're liable to see a variety of different types of photographs. I can also be found on facebook and flickr

Take Care,

Rex Williams

I am a photographer, programmer, and hardware developer, located in Southeast Flordia. For several years I've been working with structural engineers using panoramas to document buildings and construction sites. Making panoramas of local attractions is just a hobby.