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It isn't just the extemely wide nature of Chris Ledger panoramas that are distinctive; inclusion of accute "up" and accute "down" also have a pronounced effect vertically. This is well illustrated in this woodland image, where we get a remarkably detailed view of both the woodland floor and the tree canopy at the same time.
As to the woods themselves, this particular patch is not that extensive in fact, being a quite modest and narrow strip that touches the seafront near Ferring in West Sussex. The two figures just glimpsed beyond the gnarled and twisted trees to the left (seen more clearly here in "Detail 2 of 5") are actually walking at the top of the seashore shingle.
