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  1. As a geologist sometimes you're just driving along when Wham! out of nowhere you spot something interesting in a roadcut. In the best of circumstances there's nobody tailgating you and there's a pullout where you can get off the road to photograph the roadcut. This was one of those good situations. I think this is...

  2. It was a nice clear sunny morning while I was in the rain-shadow of Mount Hood's summit. By the time I got around to the White River, however, the precipitation had begun to come down. This is the last semi-clear shot I had of the summit. It was completely obscured from Government Camp.

  3. Just up the road from the Hood River GigaPans.

  4. A tall talus apron on the east side of the Hood River, built up by relatively recent rockfalls.

  5. Draining the northeast flank of Mount Hood, the Hood River carries a volcanic-rich sediment load.

  6. Definitely not the best time of day, but I was trying to make time on the road.

  7. This one's for you, Silver Fox.

  8. A wide angle panorama from the Castle Lake viewpoint, Mount St. Helens Volcanic National Monument. On a less humid day this would be a stunning viewpoint. The day I was there - not so much. (Apologies to Herbert Morrison for twisting his phrase. This is certainly not the worst thing I've ever witnessed, but I cou...

  9. Obviously this one suffers from the Stitcher "Rainbow" bug. When the programmers issue a fix for this bug I'll restitch this image and replace it on the site.

  10. At least this roadcut was below the clouds. You can see the 1980 ash deposit near the top of the cut.

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