Returning to our Contributors of the Month spotlight is Canadian aerial photographer Robert Prior, whose steady dedication to panoramic photography continues to impress. Since we last featured him in January, Robert has grown his collection to an incredible 1,097 panoramas, consistently capturing the landscapes of Canada with quiet precision and a love for wide-open space.
In June alone, Robert contributed 65 new aerial panoramas, many of them focused on the stunning coastline around Sechelt, British Columbia. His work this month earned an Editors’ Pick, a well-deserved nod to the immersive beauty and detail of his imagery.
While Robert modestly calls himself an amateur, his eye for light, composition, and location speaks to a deeper artistic instinct. From serene sunrises to winding coastal roads, each image offers a calm, high-altitude perspective on life along the edge of land and sea.
Highlights from Robert’s June Contributions
📍 Selma Park near Sechelt, Lush trees, ocean views, and coastal neighborhoods blend into a rich landscape. (Editors’ Pick)
📍 Snodgrass Road in Sechelt, a perfectly composed view over rolling hills and homes set against the forest.
📍 Sunset over Trail Bay, gentle colors stretch across the sky and reflect on the water below.
📍 Morning light over the Sunshine Coast Highway, a still, golden moment captured in flight.
📍 Aerial views of coastal homes, including a striking panorama of a mansion nestled near the shoreline.
Whether shooting from above a winding road or capturing the last rays of light over the bay, Robert’s work has a signature feel: balanced, calm, and grounded in his connection to place. It’s not about dramatic flourishes, it’s about inviting the viewer to slow down and take in the view.
Experience the Sunshine Coast from the Sky
Step into Robert Prior’s latest panoramas by visiting his 360Cities profile.
Feeling inspired? If you’re photographing your own surroundings in 360º, we’d love to see your work, share it with the 360Cities community and be part of a global conversation in immersive photography.
