From stunning panoramic pictures of the red centre's Ayers Rock, to Luna Park's smiling face glowing alongside the Sydney Harbour Bridge, and even the dizzying highs and lows of the spectacular Blue Mountains in New South Wales, one photography company has captured it all. Australian company Panedia has been specialising in 360 degree panoramic film and photography, interactive maps and video content for more than 15 years. This month it was announced that the company has had more views of its stunning 360 degree panoramas on Google Maps than any other company on the planet, amassing a total of more than 12 million views in only 11 months. It has been announced that Australian company Panedia has had more views of its 360 degree panoramas on Google Maps than any other . The company has been specialising in 360 degree panoramic film and photography, interactive maps and video for more than 15 years . The photograph shows Brighton's iconic bathing boxes stand out against the white sand and blue sea and sky . Cradle Mountain in Tasmania is seen in an entirely new and spectacular light in some of the impressive images, which shows off the crystal clear water and stunning mountainous backdrop, while a small cabin sits on the water's edge. In another photograph Brighton's iconic bathing boxes stand out against the white sand and blue sea and sky with the bold pops of colour painted onto the timber. Bronte Sea Baths and Cairns Lagoon show off in their shots taken at different times in the day, with sparkling seas and endless skylines the common feature in their respective images. Cairns Lagoon shows off in its shot taken at the end of day with sparkling seas and endless skylines . Luna Park's smiling face glowing alongside the Sydney Harbour Bridge also features in the company's portfolio . Sculptures in Broken Hill, NSW, standing out agains the sky also put on display in the stunning panoramas . In Melbourne the Cow Up A Tree sculpture gets some exposure from a new perspective, while the iconic Penitentiary at Port Arthur in Tasmania also features in one of the thousands of photographs. Butterbox Point in the NSW Blue Mountains, Eastern Beach in Geelong, Victoria, Sculptures in Broken Hill, NSW all put on display in the stunning panoramas. Heading overseas the Isle of Pines in New Caledonia, Paris' Eiffel Tower, the Highline in New York City, and the Mele Cascades in Vanuatu are just some of the impressive international locations Panedia have had the pleasure to shoot. The dizzying highs and lows of the spectacular Butterbox Point in the NSW Blue Mountains have also been captured . A snapshot of Eastern Beach in Geelong, Victoria, is seen here . The iconic Penitentiary at Port Arthur in Tasmania also features in one of the thousands of photographs . Panedia takes the images for clients which means both the photograph and the company  benefit from the exposure . Panedia takes the images for clients, especially if they are of a building, hotel, or landmark, which means both the photograph and the company or owner benefit from the exposure. Company founder and lead photographer Aaron Spence revealed that they have been building a library of content for over a decade and now has more than 12,000 high resolution panoramas, each one geotagged at the location where it was photographed. 'This is the next big thing for landmarks, tourist destinations, the hospitality sector and businesses everywhere. Google Views is just getting started, the land rush is on to showcase places on Google Maps in stunning 360 degrees. Google Maps/Views is something we're very proud to be involved with. The opportunities in this space are endless, it's a very exciting time. Company founder and lead photographer Aaron Spence revealed that they have been building a library of content for over a decade, which includes this picture of the Isle of Pines in New Caledonia . They now has more than 12,000 high resolution panoramas, each one geotagged at the location where it was photographed, like this one in New York . The company is also heavily involved in the emerging Virtual Reality trend, and producing underwater Street View content . 'People are always looking up new places to travel to, or researching somewhere they're planning to visit, what to see and what to do. So they're seeing our content at a time when they actually want to travel. If someone is planning a trip to Sydney, they can check out the Sydney Opera House and other locations and views via Google Maps,' Mr Spence added/ . 'The beauty of the geographic platform is in its ever-increasing view count. Social posts and viral content go up fast, and come down faster, never to be seen again. Whereas geographic content on Google Maps remains relevant forever, always there waiting for when a viewer wants to travel. 'What we're producing is truly great for people to be able to experience places they haven't yet visited, or may never be able to visit,' the owner added. The company is also heavily involved in the emerging Virtual Reality trend, and producing underwater Street View content.
Australian company Panedia specialised in 360 degree panoramic film and photography and video content . They have shot Uluru, the Blue Mountains, Cradle Mountain, Sydney Harbour among many other sites . This month it was announced the company has the most viewed panoramas in the world on Google Maps . It ammassed a total of more than 12 million views in only 11 months .