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Salt Lake Temple in 3D with Microsoft Photosynth

August 26, 2008 – 11:04 am

If you’ve been following me for a while you know that I like computer graphics. I’ve worked in the industry for almost a decade, and enjoy new technologies that make computing a more visual experience. You’ve seen my 3D model of the Salt Lake Temple for Google Earth, and the Google Street Views of the [...]

By Bryce Haymond | Posted in Temples Today, Tidbits | Also tagged 3D, church, experience, google, historical, model, nauvoo, online, photos, salt lake temple, visit | Comments (9)

3D Salt Lake Temple in Google Earth

February 9, 2008 – 10:20 am

One of my hobbies is 3D modeling with computers. A couple years ago, when Google acquired Keyhole and the Google Earth and Sketchup software, I chose to build the Salt Lake Temple in 3D for it, as a tribute to my love of temples and so all the world can see this unique temple’s architecture [...]

By Bryce Haymond | Posted in Temples Today | Also tagged 3D, model, nauvoo, photoshop, salt lake temple, sketchup | Comments (3)

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