very blue sky :)
did you do some hdr or exposure blending to be able to see out of the observatory windows and still have good exposure behind the windows in the main room? i am workin on a tour of a US Coast Gaurd cutter and had an issue with that.
should give the option for fullscreen somewhere, maybe i just didnt see it.
u just didn's see it VN 
very nice area and pictures... maybe to much over done in photoshop... i think it's a discussion about tast...
Well done
Tuur 
Hmmm, yes I suddenly see that the shots from the bridge were a bit oversaturated. Funny how you just need someone to state what should be obvious to you 
The windows were a real pain. Everything I shoot is 3-shot HDR over +/-2, bit that wasn't enough range. On the shot taken a bit further back in the center I had to manually cut in another shot and blur the edges. I find it very hard to get good "window pull" when there's sun outside and only ambient light inside.
Also, I'm not surprised the full-screen button was missed - there's a lot of controls. But I can't see an easy way to have fewer. If there's music you need a mute; if you rotate you need to let people stop it; and of course there's the usual up/down/left/right and zoom in/out. I also add a 'homepage' button and a 'hide all controls' button and before you know it the screen is crowded !
Thanks for the comments.
I see you are interested by nature too... Only that, it gives you 10000 credit points.
Very nice trips and rather well done. Don't add too many unuseful icons, that's the only point that disturbs me. It was useful at the beginning of the tours but I don't think it's so important now. Most people seing the tours know how to manage with the mouse. If they don't know at the first time, they will know very quickly...
Best,
"Ma" 
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