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  1. Thin, tan carbonatite dikes crosscut the greenstone in this roadcut west of Wawa, Ontario.

  2. Can you work out the geologic history recorded in the opposite canyon wall?

  3. The Parkfield Bridge spans the San Andreas fault and it has been deformed in a right-lateral sense of motion by earthquakes and non-seismic slip on that fault. This view is from the North American Plate looking towards the Pacific Plate. This image is part of an image pair intended for 3D viewing.

  4. Taken just south of Little Lake, California.

  5. Big Bird of the north.

  6. The geologic faults should be clear enough, but I fear they're overshadowed by the GigaPan photographer's faults in missing two consecutive images. D'oh!

  7. Is there a syncline visible here?

  8. A bit hazy, unfortunately. This GigaPan is a restitch of www.gigapan.org/gigapans/32016

  9. It's not easy to find a good vantage point to GigaPan the flooding on the Mississippi River. Vicksburg offers one of the few unobstructed bluff-top viewing sites along the lower river. The day was not ideal - partly cloudy - as can bee seen in the patchiness of the exposure on the right half of the image. The batteries...

  10. I'd probably have shot a more detailed GigaPan from this spectacular viewpoint if the weather hadn't been so grey.

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