ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 11月1日 10時28分

Project by Aaron Huey @argonautphoto | SOUND ON! This is a small sample clip of a 360 experience we built as part of my current cover story in @ナショナルジオグラフィック magazine (Nov). You are looking at a perfectly preserved Kiva, or underground ceremony room, in #BearsEarsNationalMonument, Utah, with storytelling by @marlon.magdalena from Jemez Pueblo. While this looks like a video, the world you move through is actually a virtual model that takes you into the various rooms of the 800-1000 year old Ancestral Pueblo site. This model (and many others) will be shared with Pueblo communities across the South West. We're especially hoping to share it with school children and elders who might not be capable of making the journey to their ancestral homelands. To learn more about how to experience the full interactive version of this and other sites follow @argonautphoto.
My partner in this project was @devlin_gandy and we were able to make this experience thanks to funding from @InsideNatGeo, National Geographic magazine, and @NatGeoMuseum and the final 360 video with the help of @max.salomon! Special thanks to our field producer and cultural advisor Kevin Madalena (@jemezscientist_occamschainsaw), @protectbearsears, and @cedarmesafriends! (Important note from the BLM: While this includes a digital simulation of a fire, building fires within cultural resource sites on public lands is illegal and can damage the integrity of the site). #VisitWithRespect #photogrammetry

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