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This GigaPan represents a final student collection for the North Carolina State University ENT502 course (Fall 2012), Insect Systematics & Evolution. Students are evaluated on the number, diversity, and presentation of specimens
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This GigaPan represents a final student collection for the North Carolina State University ENT502 course (Fall 2012), Insect Systematics & Evolution. Students are evaluated on the number, diversity, and presentation of specimens.
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Jump Off Rock is a scenic overlook which provides a panoramic view of rolling pastures, the Blue Ridge and Pisgah mountain ranges. Jump Off Rock also holds an Indian legend that has been passed down for many, many years. Over 300 years ago a young Cherokee Indian maiden received word that her young Indian Chief had bee...
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This is a cool panoramic taken at the GA terminal looking over the ramp and runway 23L. Great spot to view airplanes!!! Hand held, Taken with a Canon Rebel T1i... Enjoy Cool little tid bit, in the panoramic there is a Piaggio Avanti to the right on the ground, pretty nice plane at a price tag 7 million dollars.
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Post-processed in Photoshop CS4 (crop, levels). Stitching notes: GigaPan Stitcher version 0.4.3865 (Macintosh) Panorama size: 983 megapixels (50318 x 19543 pixels) Input images: 144 (16 columns by 9 rows) Field of view: 161.8 degrees wide by 62.8 degrees high (top=55.3, bottom=-7.6) Settings: Keep proje...
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Bath Creek is part of the North Carolina Outer Banks Intercoastal Waterway system. The creek itself is tidal and is a mixture of saltwater and fresh water. This area supports abundant wildlife including bears, deer, otters, beavers, eagles and occasional dolphin in summer. Fishing and water recreation is very much apar...
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A Charlotte skyline taken from a rare vacant lot in the uptown area. imagesoftheupstate.com
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St. John in the Wilderness Episcopal Church, listed on the National Register of Historic Sites, offers a unique perspective of prominent families in southern and national history. St. John in the Wilderness was built as a private chapel in 1833, on the grounds of Charles and Susan Barings’ home, Mountain Lodge. The ...
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Mount Mitchell, located about 35 miles northeast of Ashville, in North Carolina's Black Mountains is the highest peak in the US east of the Mississippi River. It is linked to Clingmans Dome, the second highest peak in the US east of the Mississippi at 6643', via the Blue Ridge Parkway National Scenic Drive. Mount Mitch...
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St. John in the Wilderness Episcopal Church, listed on the National Register of Historic Sites, offers a unique perspective of prominent families in southern and national history. St. John in the Wilderness was built as a private chapel in 1833, on the grounds of Charles and Susan Barings’ home, Mountain Lodge. The c...
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