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The road down toward Carnigie
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This street rod show meets four times a year. This November meet is the last one until March. You can see the wondeful extended autumn that we get adds color to an already colorful show in Pleasanton California.
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This view is from across the Merced river.
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The big sky above the golden vines gave us color and contrast. Clouds are elusive and changing, so rapid capture was required. Many subjects benefit from having a sky and this was one of them.
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This highly blended exposure uses selected and adjusted images. One version of this image has been printed on polymer using solvent based ink ("banner" printing at 600dpi). This is the left image of a stereo pair (the right is not completed). Most GigPan benefit from additional efforts made to improve printing, but...
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This version allows a viewer to used the crossed viewing method; home.comcast.net/~holographics/cross.html
to view in 3D using no glasses.
The images were taken while backpacking in the Ansel Adams Widlerness in Upper Yosemite-
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Miles in a thousands of feet up we are treated to a magnificanet view. This stereo image was taken in 2009 and is being used to evaluate methods. Global and local alignment issues remain a challenge for hardware and software so test images are taken in great places.
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This oasis of life was created by moving earth to retain water. People sometimes improve their world by providing water for life.
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Looking down from about 3800 feet at Curry Canyon and Tim's ranch
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Elk California had a pier with a narrow gauge railway which ran in the canyon in front of the camera. Across the canyon is the Greenwood Pier Inn; www.greenwoodpierinn.com
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