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August 5, 2007

MULTIMEDIA: The NACC Stitched

James Neiss/Staff Photographer The Niagara Gazette Sun Aug 05, 2007, 06:01 AM EDT

The Niagara Arts Cultural Center in Niagara Falls, NY, housed in the former Niagara Falls High School, is a patchwork of artistic people gathered together in a community of studios, offices and classrooms that combined, make something more beautiful than it's individual parts.

Greater Niagara Newspapers Chief Photographer James Neiss, an accomplished panoramic virtual tour photographer, stitched 12 exposures to create each of these portraits that splay open the 4 walled rooms for a unique portrait. Software is then used to warp the images into an interactive environment that you can explore and listen to audio commentary from the subjects.

(FIRST PLACE WINNER: The New York State Associated Press Association awards "Stitched" 1st place in the online content category of the 2006-07 AP writing contest. 8/3/2007)

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