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  1. High Atlas Mountains South of Tizi n'Tichka, Morocco (almost 360°), taken March 2013

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  2. One of many rock piles at Joshua Tree National Park. 10 frames single row, Nikon D90, 55-200 kit lens at 55mm. White balance and exposure locked. Manual mode with auto focus on.

  3. Yosemite Valley in September 2009

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  4. Agate from Morocco, 11 x 10 cm (stitching of 30 pictures).

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  5. The view of Lake Minnewaska from the beach.

  6. Rock formation at Joshua Tree National Park

  7. This area is known as Cusco

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        0.12 Gigapixels
        Added
        April 10, 2013
        Date Taken
        April 05, 2013
        Categories
        geology
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  8. See if you can find the Bakersfield College geology students on this cinder cone volcano in the Mojave Desert.

  9. Mosaic of Mastcam 100 images Sols 166 (~2pm - SE), 173(~3:30pm - S) , 185(~12:30 pm - S~W), 186(~2:30 pm - W), 192(3 pm - W-N) White balance, enlargement and sharpening with Photoshop CS6 Hint: for taking screenshots in fullscreen-mode press Alt+PrintScr, open a graphic editor like paint and paste clipboard. Sum...

  10. A 24 x 13 panorama of Saturnia,Tuscany,Italy,with the old city in the background,and the "Cascatelle".Saturnia takes its name from the Roman god Saturn(us). Legend has it that he grew tired of the constant wars of humans, and sent a thunderbolt to earth that created a magic spring of warm sulphurous water which would p...

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