This month, we’re pleased to feature Petr Prager, a 360º photographer from Mělník in the Czech Republic. Petr has been a long-time member of the 360Cities community, having joined back in 2011. Since then, he’s published an impressive 760 panoramas, capturing life across his home country with a consistent and thoughtful eye and holds the expert badge with us.
In May alone, Petr added 86 new panoramas to his collection — a range of aerial and ground-level images that document the places people live, work, and gather. Petr’s work brings attention to everyday spaces, with a focus on clarity, community, and local character.
Highlights from Petr’s May Contributions
📍 An aerial view of a swimming pool above Hrotovice — offering a picturesque view from above.
📍 Farmland above Kostelec nad Orlicí — capturing patterns of agriculture from the sky.
📍 The village square in Mišovice — a quiet hub of rural community life.
📍 Inside a local history museum — preserving culture, memory, and heritage.
📍 A war hero monument in Prášek — honoring local stories with simple dignity.
📍 A bike path cutting through open fields — connecting nature, recreation, and movement.
Petr’s panoramas carry a quiet charm and purpose. His images highlight the everyday places that form the backbone of local identity — the kind of locations that don’t often make travel brochures but are deeply familiar to the people who live there.
Visit Petr Prager’s profile to explore his growing collection of panoramas and take a visual journey across the Czech Republic.
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